Jeff Rush writes:
> Can a Zope-internals guru provide some enlightenment regarding the
> mysteries of __init__?
Are there mysteries?
I do not think so. "__init__" behaves in Zope exactly the same
as it does in Python.
It behaves differently than (most) other methods in that
its "self" is (of co
From: "Jeff Rush" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As I understand it, the use of __init__ should be avoided when
> possible, since it isn't invoked (necessarily) when persistent
> objects are reloaded from disk.
I'm not sure why that would matter.
I'm using __init__ all the time, never had one single proble
Can a Zope-internals guru provide some enlightenment regarding the
mysteries of __init__? I'm writing some zproducts that subclass the
existing Folder class, and then are themselves subclassed. What I've
got works, but I'm not sure its _correct_. As I'm writing a "Zope
Best Practices" document,
