>I'm sure others can come up with other methods. I would prefer 1) >because its obvious, but don't really care as long as we get rid of the >generated class.
Actually turning the model class with it's magic into one standard-behaving python class (preferably new-style) would be a really great thing. Because it would allow using that class in standard situations like inheritance or multiple inheritance - I did work on using MI for mixins (a rather common way to do it in Python), but had absolutely no luck because of all that is going on in the machinery. So if we could come up with a way that turns the model class into something that can be used in all situations where Python classes are used, that would really be great and would even get a +2 from me ;-) (the place where I looked for Mixins was when trying to come up with easier ways to do my AbstractSearching and AbstractTagging stuff) bye, Georg
