On Sun 2006-09-24 (03:45), kerinin wrote:
>
> I'm trying to overload the __getattr__ method in one of my model
> classes so that i can do something like this:
>
> class sample(SQLObject):
> property1 = StringCol()
> property2 = StringCol()
> boolean = BoolCol()
>
> def __getattr__(self,attr):
> if attr = 'random attribute':
> { more code in here }...
> else:
> return SQLObject.__getattr__(self,attr)
>
> i want to do this to simplify the use of some of my classes.
It's probably easier to use SQLObject's existing _get_foo support, or to
use property directly than to do things this way.
> unfortunately, when i do this i'm told "AttributeError: type object
> 'SQLObject' has no attribute '__getattr__'"
>
> is there no way to pass method calls to superclasses?
return super(sample, self).__getattr(attr)
But rather try the other ways.
Neil
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