[JPython] dir and java classes
Jim Althoff
jima at aspectdv.com
Tue Oct 26 19:45:49 EDT 1999
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That makes sense. func_code, for example, seems to be available for JPython methods but not for Java methods, I guess. Jim At 06:47 PM 10/26/99 -0400, Barry A. Warsaw wrote: > >>>>>> "JA" == Jim Althoff <jima at aspectdv.com> writes: > > JA> To further compound the teaching problem, dir() is > JA> inconsistent between Python and JPython. So when trying to > JA> teach someone JPython, I always advise them to install Python > JA> just so that they can use the "more fully loaded" dir() of > JA> Python to help in their learning process. Not pretty. > >This will be fixed for JPython, for those attributes and objects that >make sense. Some attributes on some objects have no equivalent in >JPython, and those will not show up with dir() -- they'll also raise >AttributeErrors if you try to access them. > >-Barry >
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