> I like the added functionality offered with weakattrs as defined. I'm
> not terribly in love with the syntax of their creation, and I'm curious
> as to how it plays with __slots__
weakattrs are data descriptors, just like properties etc. they are part
of the class, not the instance, so there sho
"tomer filiba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> weakattr (weak attributes) are attributes that are weakly referenced
> by their containing object. they are very useful for cyclic references --
> an object that holds a reference to itself.
I like the added functionality offered with weakattrs as defin
weakattr (weak attributes) are attributes that are weakly referencedby their containing object. they are very useful for cyclic references --an object that holds a reference to itself. when a cyclic reference is found by the GC, the memory may be
freed, but __del__ is not called, because it's impo
