Hello,
I don't remember exactly how to do that. As an example:
class Source (str):
__slots__ = ['i', 'n']
def __init__ (self, string):
self.i = 0 # current matching index in source
self.n = len(string) # number of ucodes (Unicode code points)
#~ str.__init__(self, string)
I thought I needed to call str's __init__, as in the line comented out, but (1)
python refuses with a TypeError (2) all seems to work fine (meaning, the string
is well stored, *implicitely*). Am I missing some point, or is this the way to
do? How does it work? I particular, how does python know which param to take as
source string? (There could be other params to __init__.)
Thank you,
Denis
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