> Greg
> Or perhaps this could be made to work somehow:
>
> class Color(Enum(int)):
> RED = 1
> GREEN = 2
> BLUE = 3
> i_get_left_alone = 4.2
Enum already is callable - it creates Enum subclasses.
e.g.
Color = Enum("Color", ("RED", "GREEN", "BLUE"))
(or something similar, I didn't check the docs.)
In general, it sounds to me like you already can avoid them becoming
members if you want - simply by making them a property. Therefore,
letting them be members by default doesn't sound weird to me.
As for embedded classes - well, the cannot be subclasses because the
outer class is not instantiated. You could perhaps build a class
decorator that injects the outer class in the inner class' MRO, but
that doesn't sound like code I'd want to debug.
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