Janne Härkönen wrote: >>>> class X: > ... def x(self): > ... pass > ... >>>> class Y(X): > ... def y(self): > ... pass > ... >>>> y = Y() >>>> y.x.im_class > <class __main__.Y at 0x7ff24bfc> >>>> y.y.im_class > <class __main__.Y at 0x7ff24bfc> > > What I would like to find out is the declaring class of method x, > ie. class X How to do this ?
The general idea of OOP is to not have to do this. I suspect you have a problematic design. What's the problem you try to solve? Regards, Björn -- BOFH excuse #105: UPS interrupted the server's power -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
