>> >>> l
>> [<Button object (GtkButton) at 0x8293134>, <Button object (GtkButton) at
0x8296ac4>, <Button object (GtkButton) at 0x8397fb4>]
>> >>> b = l[0]
>> >>> b in l
>> Traceback (most recent call last):
>> File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
>> TypeError: Button.__cmp__(x,y) requires y to be a 'Button', not a 'instance'
A brief conversation with Guido cleared up what was happening. In my class
hierarchy I didn't implement __cmp__, but I did implement __getattr__, which
was delegating most things to the underlying Gtk widget, so
b.__cmp__(l)
became
b._real_widget.__cmp(l)
which then barfed.
Writing a __cmp__ method that does the right thing cleared up the problem.
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