[Python-ideas] Operator as first class citizens -- like in scala -- or yet another new operator?

[Ricky Teachey]

>
> With a bit modification it can work, e.g. the last setattr(self, attr,
> value) should explicitly invoke SignalBehavior().__set__() instead.
>

You're absolutely right. For whatever reason I was thinking .__set__ gets
called first anyway (I am probably confusing this behavior with .__get__
and .__getattr__).

I believe that line should be:

SignalBehavior.__set__(getattr(type(self), attr), self, value)
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