Use
the *args positional-argument to catch all the positional arguments in the
constructor then test them to see what you have and call a kind of sub-init
based on that :
class Point:
def
__init__(self,x,y,z): self.x =
x self.y =
y self.z = z
class
Vector: de
This is probably stupid and/or misguided but supposing I'm passed a byte-string
value that I want to be unicode, this is what I do. I'm sure I'm missing
something very important.
Short version :
>>> s = "José" #Start with non-unicode string
>>> unicoded = eval("u'%s'" % "José")
Long version :
