Am Samstag, 4. Dezember 2004 07:10 schrieb Owen Densmore:
>  I'm using Jython within a Java framework which uses bean
>  getter/setters.  Thus when I build a class in Jython to be used by this
>  framework, I need to build getter/setter methods in the Jython class.
> 
>  My question is: is there a way to have Jython auto-generate these?
>  Groovy, for example, intercepts getter/setters from Java and
>  automatically converts them to property/attribute requests.  I presume
>  because Jython has foo.var abbreviations, it might somehow do a similar
>  thing, removing the need for the annoying getter/setter hand-made code.

Certainly not - in jython you can do:

class Foo():
   def __init__(self):
        if relative_moon_moisture >  0.3:
               self.__dict__[generate_property_name()] = "jikes"


This is totally runtime dependand, and can't be foreseen. So there is no way 
the compiler could introduce compile-time methods for that.

Maybe the compiler could add some magic if a __slots__ property is used - but 
as these are new-style class features, its only to happen in upcoming 
versions. 

Diez


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