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RE: how to get around recursive method call - Skaperen - Jul-01-2020 the issue i have is when doing this in __getattribute__() .class ...: ... def __getattribute__(self,attr): print(f'looking up attribute {attr!r}',flush=True) return getattr(self,attr,None) ... the general issue is how to wedge anything normally done in an instance of a class. the simple wedge of printing what happens and then do it seems hard in Python. |