A guide to Python's magic methods.
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A guide to Python's magic methods.
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Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#2mmmh ...
No description, unfortunately, and the link provided to the "up to date" description page is broken.
What are thos "Magic Methods" ...?
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#3Here's a link that reveals a little bit more [1]. Cool stuff. Thanks for making this!
[1] https://raw.github.com/RafeKettler/magicmethods/master/magic...
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#4Thanks a lot! This is the one reason that keeps me from using python.
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#5The official language reference[1] covers this, provides the most recent information and is undoubtedly correct.
Why would I use this instead? In fact looking at the description of `__del__` there is some very crucial information missing regarding access to globals and circular references.
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#6The actual website is down at the moment but heres a link to the full PDF.
https://github.com/RafeKettler/magicmethods/blob/master/magi...
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#7The official language reference[1] covers this, provides the most recent information and is undoubtedly correct. Why would I use this instead? In fact looking at the description of `__del__` there is some very crucial information missing regarding access to globals and circular references. [1]: http://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html
Who said instead? Why not in addition to? Don't be such a hater.
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#8The official language reference[1] covers this, provides the most recent information and is undoubtedly correct. Why would I use this instead? In fact looking at the description of `__del__` there is some very crucial information missing regarding access to globals and circular references. [1]: http://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html
From the introduction :
They're also not as well documented as they need to be.
All of the magic methods for Python appear in the same
section in the Python docs, but they're scattered about
and only loosely organized.
There's hardly an example to be found in that section
(and that may very well be by design, since they're all
detailed in the language reference, along with boring
syntax descriptions, etc.).Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#9Thanks for the read.
Re: A guide to Python's magic methods.
#10The ongoing obsession with direct to github store links is irritating. Why not post a link to a designed start of reading point like: http://www.rafekettler.com/magicmethods.html ? Or to https://github.com/RafeKettler/magicmethods/raw/master/magic... so we can share the pleasure of the Scribd cabal screwing up the link and "annoyance wall" the content.