A Simple Plugin Framework
Since getting involved with Python, I’ve read a few discussions about Zope, and though I haven’t used it, I do enjoy reading articles about it, to see how other people approach common problems. In particular, a recent Satchmo discussion pointed me to an article about using Zope3 interfaces to essentially manage plugins. I knew Trac did this, as I had tried to write a Trac plugin a while back, but
Dynamically adding methods with metaprogramming : Ruby and Python - /code/blog
I came across an interesting post Metaprogramming: Ruby vs. Javascript, which discusses and contrasts about how metaprogramming can be implemented in Ruby and Javascript. I thought it might be fun to document the same from a python perspective as well. Here are the discussed samples. All the ruby code is quoted from from the blog post linked to above whereas the python code is what I wrote. 1. Ini
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