Going through and cleaning up failing tests in the p3yk branch...
Is there any interest in keeping new.instance()? It's defined as
equivalent to types.InstanceType, which is in turn defined as
(effectively)...
"""
class _C:
pass
InstanceType = type(_C())
"""
Since _C under Python 3 will be new-style, type(_C()) is _C, not <type
'instance'> (as in 2.x).
Is there interest in keeping new.instance()'s functionality (that is,
in allowing users to create instances of a type, bypassing __init__ in
the process)?
Collin Winter
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