Dylan Reinhardt wrote:
Hi All,
I have a situation where I want one object to alias methods that are actually provided by a different object. This is being done in __bobo_traverse__ in a Python product that subclasses Folder
I can call another object's method easily enough, but when I do this, it will resolve all names in the context of the *calling* object, not the method's physical container. That makes a certain amount of sense, perhaps... but it isn't what I *want* to happen.
I've tried various combinations like:
obj.method obj.method.__of__(self) obj.method.__of__(obj)
All with no joy... in each case, the method is the correct method but names are resolved by the *calling* object, not by the returned method's container.
Any ideas how to make this work the way I want it to?
try: aq_base(obj.method).__of__(aq_base(self)) ...or some such. good luck, manaually building acquisition hierarchies is fun... Chris