Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:
>
>
>>>class fred :
>>> @property
>>> def joe (self) :
>>> print "Inside /joe\n"
>>
>>
>>properties dont work properly on old-style classes (lookup 'new-style
>>classes' on python.org, in the documentation menu), hence the strange
>>behaviour you observe.
>
>
> property getters work just fine on old-style classes (setters and deleters
> don't
> work, but that's not what he's using).
Thanks - I was too lazy to actually reread all the doc or derive this
from observation !-)
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