Currently the functions round(), math.ceil(), math.floor(), and math.trunc() all check for the existence of a special method (__round__, __ceil__, __floor__, and __trunc__). Would it be possible to enhance the math and cmath modules to check for the existence of a special method for (almost) functions? For example, math.sin(obj) would first check for obj.__sin__. Rationale I'm in the final stages of adding support for the MPFR (multiple-precision floating point) and MPC (multiple-precision complex) libraries to the next-generation of gmpy, currently known as gmpy2. If the special method checks are added to the math and cmath modules, then the new mpfr() and mpc() types can easily substitute for the existing float/complex types in code that uses the math or cmath module. Thoughts?