[Python-Dev] Re: Guido's Magic Code was: inline sort option
Guido van Rossum
guido at python.org
Thu Oct 30 13:00:59 EST 2003
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> If there were a 'classonlymethod()' built-in, I'd probably use it, as I use > classmethods a fair bit (mostly for specialized constructors), but I don't > recall ever desiring to call one via an instance. Do you have an example > of the use cases you see? Not exactly, but I notice that e.g. UserList uses self.__class__ a lot; I think that's the kind of area where it might show up. > Hm. What if your PickyClassmethod were a built-in called 'constructor' or > 'factorymethod'? Probably too confining a name, if there are other uses > for class-only methods, I suppose. I'm not convinced that we have a problem (beyond Alex lying awake at night, that it :-). --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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