Hallöchen!
Tim Shaffer writes:
> Why should an author instance ever return True for
> isinsnace(author_instance, Translator). That's not really the way
> Python or Django are designed to work.
Yes, but normally, you have tools like type(instance) or
instance.__class__. However, in Django, you don't. That's the
problem.
Besides, in Python,
for instance in instances:
instance.do_something()
calls the method of the respective class of "instance". However, in
Django,
for instance in RootClass.objects.all():
instance.do_something()
will *always* call RootClass.do_something(), which is almost never
what you want.
Tschö,
Torsten.
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