On 4/29/07, Steven Bethard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/29/07, Talin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If it were technically possible, I would recommend that this PEP have to
> > run the same gauntlet that any other large library addition would, which
> > is to go through a long period of community feedback and criticism,
> > during which a large number of people actually attempt to use the
> > feature for real work.
> This sounds like a pretty good reason to add __isinstance__() and
> __issubclass__(). Then the various ABCs can be distributed as
> third-party modules but can still make sure that things like
> isinstance(42, Real) and issubclass(int, Complex) are True (or
> whatever other assertions people want to make).
Or isexample, so that we aren't locked into implementing ABCs as base classes.
def isexample(val, ABC):
return ABC.__example__(val)
class ABC(object):
def __example__(cls, val):
if val in cls.__instance: return True
if val in cls.__non_instance: return False
for instclass in type(val).__mro__:
if instclass in __class: return True
if instclass in __non_class: return False
return False
... methods to register classes, unregister subclasses, etc
-jJ
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