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It looks like the dir() function does not list the functions
for superclasses (either dirring the class or instance variable). Repro: class foo(): def foofunc(self): print ‘foofunc’; class bar(foo): def barfunc(self): print ‘barfunc’; In cpython: a = bar(); dir(a) produces the following: [‘__doc__’, ‘__module__’, ‘barfunc’,
‘foofunc’] But in IronPython [version 0.9.2306] this produces: a = bar(); dir(a) produces [‘__doc__’, ‘barfunc’] The superclasses functions are all callable (a.foofunc()
works). This same bug is there for inheriting from .NET classes,
though of course .NET classes that inherit from other .NET classes show all
pertinent functions. --Steve |
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