> Thanks. I've been using the inspect module but there's such a lot in
> there it's a bit dizzying!
FWIW, you can also use ipython and its dynamic object introspection,
completion, etc... This helps a *lot* finding what you want. It's also
usefull to "dive" into the sources, precisely where you want, since you can
invoke the "edit" command on several python object. Give a try with:
In [9]: edit mytable.__class__.columns
Seb
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