On 4/24/07, Calvin Spealman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or could __abstractmethods__ be created dynamically? Which would be
> used less, __abstractmethods__ or setting class attributes, that it
> would be OK to be a bit slower?
I considered that, but __abstractmethods__ gets checked at every class
instantiation (as I understand it). That means that
__abstractmethods__ has to be fast. I assumed that was why Guido
introduced it in the first place...
STeVe
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