John Tantalo wrote:
> I really wish I could create a class whose instances were classes that
> subclassed BaseRequestHandler. Is this possible, or is there a better
> way than my approach here? Or am I crazy?
You may use type:
type('MuSubclass', (Base, ), dict(a1=1, a2=2, ...))
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John Tantalo wrote:
Is there is a better way to create parameterized classes than defining
and returning a class in a closure? I ask because I want to create
arbitrary BaseRequestHandler subclasses that delegate line handling to a
given line handler, as in this example:
Oh, now I get it
John Tantalo wrote:
I really wish I could create a class whose instances were classes that
subclassed BaseRequestHandler. Is this possible, or is there a better
way than my approach here? Or am I crazy?
no you so much as your code. unfortunately, it fails the "decipher in
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Is there is a better way to create parameterized classes than defining and
returning a class in a closure? I ask because I want to create arbitrary
BaseRequestHandler subclasses that delegate line handling to a given line
handler, as in this example:
from SocketServer import *
class
