Hi,

I've written a library on top of django.form that adds support for  
highly dynamic forms, including removing and adding inline forms after  
page load-time. To do so, I subclassed forms.BaseForm and added the  
needed functionality to it. My problem is ,that I'd like to support  
the same declarative syntax as forms via Form and  
DeclarativeFieldsMetaclass. However, only BaseForm and Form are  
exposed from the forms module and I can't use  
DeclarativeFieldsMetaclass in my application. Would it be possible to  
change this? The same applies to BoundField. It's also hidden inside  
the module.

Regards,
Marco




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