I wrote vars() function using dir(). I added builtins to make the result
same to Python.
builtins=['__doc__', '__module__', '__main__', '__dict__',
'__is_instance__', '__name__', '__number__', '__md5__', '__mro__',
'__super_classes__', '__sub_classes__', '__args__']
def vars(obj):
variables=dict()
for name in dir(obj):
v=getattr(obj, name)
if name not in builtins and not callable(getattr(obj, name)):
variables[name]=v
return variables
It works well in both in web and desktop versions. I looked at Pyjs source
code, but it was not easy to find the right place to update.
Thanks again.
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