> So you'll actually build a redirection instead of just a response for
> the 3xx status codes?
Aye - the native Ruby HTTP libraries do no support an auto-follow-redirect
feature and I wanted to add that to Wrest. So in Wrest, the Redirection
class is a subclass of Response and overrides Response's
On Wed, Apr 06 2011, Sidu Ponnappa wrote:
>> Why do you want to create a class that doesn't create itself when called?
> It's interesting this came up today - we were just arguing about this
> at work on Monday. Some of my colleagues are of the opinion that this
> is a Bad Thing and should never b
> Why do you want to create a class that doesn't create itself when called?
It's interesting this came up today - we were just arguing about this at
work on Monday. Some of my colleagues are of the opinion that this is a Bad
Thing and should never be done. I agree that while it's a bad thing, there
On Wed, Apr 06 2011, Nitin Kumar wrote:
> Thanks a lot Noufal,
>
> I was just missing overloading object (i got remind of this after checking
> your mail only) class in mine.
> Thanks for the info in such detail.
[...]
So, what are you trying to do?
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Thanks a lot Noufal,
I was just missing overloading object (i got remind of this after checking
your mail only) class in mine.
Thanks for the info in such detail.
Nitin K
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 6:41 PM, Noufal Ibrahim wrote:
>
> You're opening up can of worms here but I'll try to sort it out s
You're opening up can of worms here but I'll try to sort it out since
I'm feeling messed up anyway.
First : Old style and new style classes
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"class X:" in Python 2.x creates an old style class[1]
These classes were distinct from builtin "type"s. All such c
Hi All,
I am looking for a return value when an object is created.
but can see different behavior in different python version.
Python 3 gives
>>> class x:
def __new__(self):
return 5
>>> x()
5
Python 2.6.5 gives
>>> class x:
def __new__(self):
return 5
>>> x()
<__main__.x instance at 0x017CFD
