问题
I have an inheritance hierarchy whereby some of the classes have a class property named e.g., 'pickled'. I would like to get A.pickled if it exists or None if not — even if A derives from many classes including e.g., B and B.pickled exists (or not).
Right now my solution crawls A's __mro__. I would like a cleaner solution if possible.
回答1:
To bypass the normal search through the __mro__, look directly at the attribute dictionary of the class instead. You can use the vars() function for that:
return vars(cls).get('pickled', None)
You could just access the __dict__ attribute directly too:
return cls.__dict__.get('pickled', None)
but using built-in functions is preferred over direct access to the double-underscored attribute dictionary.
object.__getattribute__ is the wrong method to use for looking at class attributes; see What is the difference between type.__getattribute__ and object.__getattribute__?
type.__getattribute__ is what is used for attribute access on classes, but that'd still search the MRO too.
回答2:
I'm not sure, but perhaps
try:
return object.__getattribute__(cls, 'pickled')
except AttributeError:
return None
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24150636/class-properties-without-superclass-properties