I modified the test code as you suggested, but Hi2() was not created twice.
#######################
# test __getattr__() (modified as C. Anthony sugguested)
class Hi2():
def __init__(self, name):
*print 'in Hi2.__init__(%s)' % name*
self.name=name
def *call*(self):
print 'Hi2.%s() was called'% (self.name)
class Hi(object):
def __getattr__(self, key):
print 'in Hi.__getattr__(%s)' % key
return Hi2(key)
hi = Hi()
hi.there
hi.there.*call*()
result of Python:
in Hi.__getattr__(there)
in Hi2.__init__(there)
in Hi.__getattr__(there)
in Hi2.__init__(there)
Hi2.there() was called
result of Pyjs:
in Hi.__getattr__(there)
in Hi2.__init__(there)
Unknown exception: [object Error]
Traceback:
test_getattr.py, line 18:
hi.there.call()
It is a little odd because the two sentences (hi.there and hi.there.call())
share the same part (hi.there) but the latter one was not called. It looks
like it is not just a problem of __call__() not implemented. As you can see
I used call(), but it didn't work.
Anyway, what I want is not to use call(). I want to make my program run
both in desktop and Pyjs without modifying my source code. I think that the
expected behavior is how Python behaves. The current Pyjs's behavior is
not same to Python in the above examples, so I want to fix it.
Thanks again.
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