Petr Viktorin <[email protected]> added the comment:
> 2. Use eval from C to create the class with a metaclass, eg.
> class Foo(metaclass=MessageMeta)
You can also call (PyObject_Call*) the metaclass with (name, bases, namespace);
this should produce a class. Or not:
>>> class Foo(metaclass=print):
... def foo(self): pass
...
Foo () {'__module__': '__main__', '__qualname__': 'Foo', 'foo': <function
Foo.foo at 0x7f6e9ddd9e50>}
PyType_FromSpecEx will surely need to limit the metaclass to subtypes of type.
What other limitations are there? How closely can we approach the behavior of
the `class` statement in Python?
> 3. Manually set FooType->ob_type = &MetaType
I wouldn't recommend doing that after PyType_Ready is called. Including
indirectly, which the type-creation functions in the stable ABI do.
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