All functions from self and inherited classes
Jonas Meyer Rasmussen
meyer at kampsax.dtu.dk
Thu Jun 14 19:22:59 EDT 2001
Hey!
Maybe this will help you?
class a:
def a( self ):
print "a"
class b( a ):
def b( self ):
print "b"
class c( b ):
def c( self ):
print "c"
class d( c ):
def d( self ):
print "d"
class x( d ):
def x( self ):
print "x"
def test( self ):
clss = self.__class__
bases = clss.__bases__
print 'self:', clss.__name__, 'methods:', dir( clss )
print 'inherited'
while bases != ():
base, = bases
print 'class:',base.__name__, 'methods:', dir(
base )
bases = base.__bases__
test = x()
print "initiating test"
test.test()
It works fine here(2.0)...although if you are going to use multiple
inheritance there will probably
be some problems, because the touple bases will then not be ( base1, ) but
( base1, base2... )
and i dont know how to handle that ;)
McEinar
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