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In article <3874CFE5.765A40EA at mdlink.de>,
Helge Hess  <helge.hess at mdlink.de> wrote:
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>recently I was heavily wondering why __init__ does not allow return
>values ! Is there any special reason not to do this ?

Yup.  The return value *has* to be the object instantiated by Python.
Why do you want to do this?
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