Greg Ewing greg at cosc.canterbury.ac.nz
Thu Dec 6 18:24:43 EST 2001

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"Mike C. Fletcher" wrote:
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> That doesn't seem to keep the semantics, it only works if the tested
> class is an actual sub-class of your combination class

B****r, you're right! I withdraw the suggestion.

There was talk a while back of extending isinstance()
to take a tuple of classes as well as just a single
class. Something like that seems called for here.

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