[Ironpython-users] Calling a method whose name is a Python keyword

[Douglas S. Blank]

> Hi,
>
> I answer my own question to get the solution into the archives:
>
>> I have a .NET object which exposes a method "import(some, parameters)"
>> method. However, I cannot call this method as "import" is a reserved
>> keyword in IronPython. How to call this method?
>
> The "__getattribute__" method seems to be the solution:
>
> Foo.__getattribute("import")(some, parameters)

Yes, that would be the standard Python way. Or slightly cleaner:

getattr(Foo, "import")(some, parameters)

-Doug

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