What about the case where dl() is used? AFAIK the classes defined in
dl()'ed files always go at the end of the class table.
Any class that is defined goes at the end of the class table existing at
the time, no matter if it's dl() or not. If loaded extension defines
classes derived from existin
What about the case where dl() is used? AFAIK the classes defined in
dl()'ed files always go at the end of the class table.
-Andrei
On Mar 26, 2007, at 10:29 AM, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
I am wondering whether a child class is always stored after its
parent
class in EG(class_table) becau
On 3/26/07, Stanislav Malyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am wondering whether a child class is always stored after its parent
> class in EG(class_table) because I would like to rely on this behaviour
> for the result of get_declared_classes().
I think it's not written anywhere it should
I am wondering whether a child class is always stored after its parent
class in EG(class_table) because I would like to rely on this behaviour
for the result of get_declared_classes().
I think it's not written anywhere it should be so, but in fact it always
would be so since when you are def
