This is something that I still don't quite understand.
I have a set of (python, Folder derived) objects, which are children of
a Folder derived python class. Each of these in turn has another,
related python object.
/
a
ab1
ab2
ab3
b1
b2
b3
When I access /a/ab1, I want b1 inserted into the acquisition hierarchy
between a and ab1. I've done this with __bobo_traverse__, but that
doesn't help when you access ab1 as an attribute of a, such as when
using objectValues(). So I thought I would try overriding __of__, like
so in the ab class:
def __of__(self, parent):
wparent = self._b.__of__(parent)
return Folder.Folder.__of__(self, wparent)
But that doesn't work, I get this error on the return line:
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: unbound C method must be called with Acquirer 1st
argument
Any ideas? I'm pretty confused.
Thanks,
-Randy
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