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damian birchler
Hello there!
I'm wondering if it is possible to automatically dynamically add
methods to a class instance. For example, if there is a class Foo with
one method named
add_function and an instance of Foo f -
class Foo:
add_function(self, name, args):
# ...
# ...
f = Foo()
-, could one add arbitrary methods to f calling its method
add_function?
I know how to do it manually, I just define a function and assigne it
to f -
def bar():
pass
f.bar = bar -,
but what if this should be done at runtime. How can I get the string
passed to f.add_function as name to be the name of a new function in
the function's definiton?
Thanks a lot
I'm wondering if it is possible to automatically dynamically add
methods to a class instance. For example, if there is a class Foo with
one method named
add_function and an instance of Foo f -
class Foo:
add_function(self, name, args):
# ...
# ...
f = Foo()
-, could one add arbitrary methods to f calling its method
add_function?
I know how to do it manually, I just define a function and assigne it
to f -
def bar():
pass
f.bar = bar -,
but what if this should be done at runtime. How can I get the string
passed to f.add_function as name to be the name of a new function in
the function's definiton?
Thanks a lot