>
> >
> This works without static/class methods and is a little less involved:
>
> A nice idea, but __qualname__ is Python 3 only.
>
>
The main point is to tell a function from a method. If you don't want to
use __qualname__ one might use the inspect module.
But assuming the Python convention to name the first argument of method
'self', the follwing works for both Python 2 and 3:
try: # for Python 2
self.isMethod = 'self' in func.func_code__.co_varnames
except: # for Python 3
self.isMethod = 'self' in func.__code__.co_varnames
I used the try...except construct, so the code is not dependent on some
global constant (ie. IS_PYTHON3).
Any better solution to make this distictintion is welcome.
Reinhard
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