You can't create references to classmethods until the class has been defined. You'll have to move it out of the class definition. However using a global function map to decide what gets run is really awkward. If you described what you are trying to do with this, we could probably suggest a better solution.
class SomeClass(object):
@classmethod
def func1(cls, arg1):
print("Called func1({})".format(arg1))
@classmethod
def func2(cls, arg1):
print("Call func2({})".format(arg1))
@classmethod
def func3(cls, arg1):
for fnName,do in funcList.iteritems():
if do:
try:
cls.func_map[fnName](arg1)
except KeyError:
print("Don't know function '{}'".format(fnName))
# can't create function map until class has been created
SomeClass.func_map = {
'func1': SomeClass.func1,
'func2': SomeClass.func2
}
if __name__=='__main__':
funcList = {'func1':True, 'func2':False}
SomeClass.func3('Argumentus-Primus')