'Lo, I think I know what you're asking: > I would like to know the interface concept in Python.How the > Interface is defined and implemented in Python?.
I assume you're talking about the what Java calls an interface - and the simple answer is that we don't have an equivalent in Python. This is because in the Python system of classes, interface inheritance would be unenforceable (because methods can be arbitrarily added at runtime). > How to access the interface fromn Client? I'm not completely sure what you mean here... client class, client of some protocol? Assuming you mean the client class, my answer above should suffice (and if not then I am completely missing the question). Regards, Johannes Woolard -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
