On 5/19/06, Collin Winter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> B.__parameterize__ will only be called in the case of B[x] (as opposed
> to B()[x]).
new-style classes (the ones sticking around for python 3) are also instances.
>>> isinstance(dict, type) and isinstance(dict, object)
True
How can the interpreter know which interpretation to use?
When proposing a rule, remember to consider classes which are supposed
to have only a single instance (similar to a JSP). Even if you
normally separate classes from instances, the line between "class" and
"the only instance of the class" can get kind of blurry.
-jJ
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