Well, most of what is in gtk.py is being moved to a C extension module.
The types you create in an extension module are not class like, so you
can't subclass them for instance. ExtensionClass is a bit of code that
allows you to create types that can be subclassed.
This way, I can autogenerate the C extension module, and keep the benefits
of having the python class wrappers (ie. you could subclass them and set
their attributes). We also get all the benefits I mentioned in my
message.
There is documentation on ExtensionClass on Digital Creation's website
(www.digicool.com).
James.
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On 26 Mar 2000, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
> This sounds yummy, even if my understanding of the specifics is vague.
>
> Could you please explain what "extensionclass" is, and how it will
> affect PyGtk?
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