> What is "method-wrapper"? Google turns up hardly any hits, same with > searching python.org. >
It probably means that one object (A) contains another object (B). When you call certain methods on object A, those methods call methods in B, and return B's results to A's caller. >From that docstring: A.__call__() will run B() A.__cmp__(C) will run cmp(B, C) etc. In other words python code which runs A() will be running the equivalent of A.B(), where A can do other things besides calling B() if it wants to. David. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
