Hm.
If I understand correctly what you want is to generate attributes at
compile-time and then get all the benefits of having statically declared
attributes at run-time.
This looks like a very interesting use-case. I guess it's a kind of
named tuples with custom methods. The syntax you propose is
Hi Matti,
I've been on the developer mailing list for a while just soaking in the
knowledge. I can't really contribute because of who my employer is, and how
difficult it is to secure approvals. However I would love to join your
calls if you want to schedule them.
I for one am glad cython exists
Would the following be a good use case for what you're discussing?
```
cdef class Base:
cdef __cinit__(self, **kwargs):
for name in self.list_defined_on_subclass:
value = kwargs[name]
setattr(self, name, value)
cpdef copy(self):
kwargs = {name: g
