Can I access the class attributes from a method added at runtime? (My
experience says no.)
I experimented with the following code:
class myclass(object):
myattr = "myattr"
instance = myclass()
def method(x):
print x
instance.method = method
instance.method("hello world")
inst2 = myclass()
#inst2.method("inst2")
def meth2(x):
print x.myattr
myclass.ujmeth = meth2
inst2 = myclass()
inst2.ujmeth()
############
The output:
##########
hello world
myattr
################
So it seems to me, if you add a method to an instance, the method will
not get "self" as parameter.
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