Ian Bicking wrote: > Paul D. Fernhout wrote: > I think my example confused you, since "class" was a misnomer. That is, > you *can* subclass non-classes using the class statement. I was using > that to mean "clone and update".
OK, that makes more sense to me, and now I can see the cleverness of it. Took a while; thanks for being patient with me. :-) And thanks for the pointer to your other stuff and magic set. I'm a big fan of those collection block operations BTW (although they came from Smalltalk before Ruby :-). Is that stuff under the Python license, or something else? I might want to put it into PataPata, and I hope to use the Python/Jython license for core classes, and then the GPL for any stand-alone applications. --Paul Fernhout _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
