Can custom __setattr__ methods and properties be mixed in new style classes?
I experimented with a new style class with both a custom __setattr__ method and a property. Attributes controlled by the __setattr__ method work fine. When I attempt to set or get the property it raises the error: "TypeError: _settext() takes exactly two arguments (1 given)". This suggests that the __setattr__ may be conflicting with assignment to the property since it doesn't seem the class name is being passed to the property when it's created. This is the code for the property at the end of the class definition: def _settext(self, txt): self._tree.text = txt def _gettext(self, txt): return self._tree.text def _deltext(self, txt): self._tree.text = '' text = property(_settext, _gettext, _deltext) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list