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very interesting!
I've tried to run something like this:
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class en_property(property):
ptr_pget = None
ptr_pset = None
def pset(self, _class, value):
if (self.ptr_pset is None or type(value) == tuple):
Thanks for answer,
Attribute accessing inside the class is implemented by getters and
setters: "min_set", "min_get", "max_set" and "max_get".
You can put your logic to this functions and parameter "prop" is the
direct reference to this property.
I can create a "really read-only attribute", and oth
Hello,
I'm Python beginner (from Ukraine).
I may have found the way to really hide attributes in Python class.
The whole control on this attribute is implemented inside of the
class.
*(code is below, Python 3)
You see that we can't get the reference to instance of class
"en_property" outside the cl
