Quoting James Henstridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Just as an idea, what would people think about using the __getattr__ and
> __setattr__ functions to get and set widget data. This would require
> altering the current __getattr__ routines to call their parent's
> __getattr__ method for unknown attributes. This would fix most of the
> wierdness people encounter in pygtk.
>
> What do people think?
That would be *great*. It would make Gtk behave much more "pythonian".
And I don't think that you have to alter __getattr__: If __getattr__ calls
wid.get_data(tag), then this works no matter in which level the custom
attribute has been set and if it's a attribute of the class, then
Python won't call __getattr__ for it (__getattr__ is only called if an
attribute is not known).
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Aaron "Optimizer" Digulla Team AMIGA AROS Head of Development
Author of XDME, ResTrackLib, CInt. <http://www.aros.org/>
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