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In my experience, this always seems like a cool idea until you use it with keys that an end-user can define. Then you get to watch your code blow up when they
by johnbrodie 9y ago
In my experience, this always seems like a cool idea until you use it with keys that an end-user can define. Then you get to watch your code blow up when they override some other function you've defined on the class.
- wybiral 9y agoMy thoughts exactly. Wait until someone adds a '__call__', '__iter__', '__del__' key...