> What if there was a general mechanism to allow operators to be implemented > by user code that does not belong to the class? > > If the name [e.g.] __operatorhook_or__ is defined anywhere in a module, > within that module all calls to that operator are replaced with a two-step > process: > > * within that module *
So this would not happen in other modules when that module was imported...? But would this mean that if I wanted the operation be effective for all modules, I would either have to define it in every module I have written, or import the function by name? E.g.: # mod1 def __operatorhook_or__(obj1, obj2): ... # mod2 from mod1 import __operatorhook_or__
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