def introduce():
print "I just introduce myself."
# Every method inside a class receive a ‘self’ parameter because the ‘self’ will be passed into
# a reference to it corresponding instance of its class. In the inner virtual machine, the ‘binding’ will
# save you lots of time and keep you from many troubles.
# Function introduce() is defined without self as parameter because it is not a instance method nor class method.
# Reflection in Actions
from Reflect import reflect
from Reflect import introduce
if __name__ == '__main__':
ref = reflect()
print ref.__class__
print ref.__dict__
print ref.__doc__
print ref.__sizeof__()
print ref.__getattribute__('name')
ref.__setattr__('name', 'Stranger')
print ref.name
introduce()
ref.intro = introduce;
ref.intro()
from Reflect import reflect
from Reflect import welcome
if __name__ == '__main__':
i = reflect()
print i.__class__ #1
print i.__dict__ #2
print i.__doc__ #3
print i.__sizeof__() #4
print i.__getattribute__('firstname') #5
i.__setattr__('firstname', 'Antoine')
i.__setattr__('surname', 'Marchal')
print i.firstname #6
welcome() #7
i.hello = welcome;
i.hello() #8
i.message() #9
i.message = welcome
i.message() #10
