Thanks, probably you are right, hacking python in my situation is not neccessary...
>Jan Procházka wrote: > > > >>can have modules special methods? >> >> > >no, but you can replace the module object with something that can have >special methods: > >$ more module.py >import sys > >class Module: > def __getitem__(self, value): > return value > >sys.modules[__name__] = Module() > >$ python > > >>>>import module >>>>module[10] >>>> >>>> >10 > >as with any other introspection hack, you should only use this if you have >very good reasons. > >(saving some typing in import statements is not a good reason; creating a >module that's a transparent proxy to some external system might be. but >in such cases, you should stick to attribute hooks/descriptors, and make >sure that code that uses your proxy looks like code that uses an ordinary >module. Python always works better if you use it to write Python code...) > ></F> > > > > > -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
