On Sep 2, 2009, at 12:17 PM, Ben Dunlap wrote:
I've got some sample code written that first calls get_class_methods()
to list the names of all the visible methods of the parent object,
then constructs code to declare a child class that overrides those
methods with wrapper methods, and finally eval()s the declaration and
instantiates an object of the new class.
You're right; that is evil.
But, interesting idea. It turns out for my specific purposes (a
generic decorator that measures a class's method execution times), a
full-fledged profiler like APD is really what I need, but I'll keep
this in mind for getting around the type-hinting, should the need
arise again.
Thanks.
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David Kurtz
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