Replacing base class

[Scott David Daniels]

Alexey Klimkin wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> Is it possible in python to replace base class with another one?
I am not certain what you are asking here.  If you use new-style
classes, and I'm correct about what you want, try:

> class A:
-> class A(object):
>   def f(self):
>     print 'A'
> class B(A):
>   def f(self):
>     A.f(self)
->    super(B, self).f()   # or super(B).f(self) if you prefer
>     print 'B'
> class C:
->  class C(object):
>   def f(self):
>     print 'C'

> ... Any clues?
Hope this is a clue.

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