Nick Coghlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Exactly. My advice is to use new-style classes unless you have a reason not to (if you're inheriting from a builtin type, then there is no need to inherit from object as well - the builtin types already have the correct basic type).
Except for Exception!
Exception and anything that inherits from it is an old style class.
And 'classobj' is the correct basic type for an Exception, since, as you mentioned, new-style classes are currently unraisable :)
Cheers, Nick. I think there *is* work in progress to change that. . .
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