Re: [Python-Dev] Problems with the new super()

Barry Warsaw wrote:

I think of all the alternatives in PEP 3135, I'd probably prefer self.__super__.foo(), except that I'd call it self.super.foo().

I'm not sure that's sufficient. You need to be able to specify a class when using MI.

I'd prefer self.super().foo(). self.super() would take one argument, the base class, optional iff self's class has only one base class.

Not that it makes a lick of difference,

/larry/