If you read my original post, I had no intention of atributing the
user's method to the class, but to the instance.
Anyway I figure it out myself, and its quite a Pythonic solution:
>>> class Foo:
name='John'
>>> a=Foo()
>>> def p(parent):
self=parent
print 'Hi, %s!'%self.name
>>> a.met=p
>>> a.met(a)
Hi, John!
This works the same way an object's built-in method would work, since
all methods receive a reference to the parent object through the
required argument "self".
class Foo:
def met(self):
print self
Thanks for all the replies, they helped to catalize my own thoughts!
Flávio
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