Circular reference problem -- advice?

[Courageous]

> Don't forget that an instnace's __dict__ doesn't list methods, just data
> members. (instance methods are created on the fly, from the unbound
> versions, and not stored in the instance's __dict__.)

But of course, they *are* in the class object's dict:

>>> class myclass:
	def f():
		pass
		
		
>>> m = myclass()
>>> m.__dict__
{}
>>> myclass.__dict__
{'f': <function f at 833e50>, '__module__': '__console__', '__doc__': None}
>>> 



Not sure, but suspect this semantic can't be relied on.



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