That would be fine. Thanks.
| This will be fixed for classes when I fix the __name__ attribute. For
| instances, I don't see how it can be fixed, since instances don't have
| names when they are created. (If you write "x = C().init()", the
I was thinking about prepending the name with 'class' or 'instance',
but I can do without the instance name just fine (since I can override
it).
As an example:
>>> class foo: pass
>>> foo
<class foo at 63a08>
>>> foo()
<instance foo at 83948>
>>>
Thanks,
-Jaap-
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