Stephen Eilert a écrit : > Well, I *hate* underscores with a passion. So it is kinda frustrating > that I *have* to say "__init__". The fact that the coding conventions > for Python suggest things such as methods_called_this_or_that do not > help. Everything else seems fine, since if there's voodoo involved, it > had best be sticking out from the text in big, bloody, blinking, red > letters. > > I know, there's noone preventing me from doing otherwise (except for > that blasted __init__). I'd like to follow the pack here, tho. I'm sure a carefully crafted metaclass can be used to automaticaly convert any init function to __init__ ;) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
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