But there is still some strange behavior:
p=P(0,0) p.__repr__() 'P(0,0)'
Fine, but ...
repr(p) '<CLR.P object at 0x008ED930>'
Why?
Michael
The short answer is that there is still some work to do in type generation for subclasses of reflected types. The long answer :) is that right now the "magic" methods (__something__) that are related to C "slots" in the Python type object aren't dispatched correctly. There is a _lot_ of code in the C runtime to fixup these slots correctly, but it isn't exposed in a very convenient way and I'm trying to work out the exact right dance to trick the runtime into doing it for me rather than having to reimplement it. This is one of the next things on my list, so hopefully b3 will resolve it. Brian Lloyd brian@zope.com V.P. Engineering 540.361.1716 Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com