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Daniël Franke
August 08, 2013
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Meta-programming in Python
A lightning talk I did for the Amsterdam Python Meetup group about meta-programming in Python.
Daniël Franke
August 08, 2013
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Meta-programming in Python Daniël Franke <
[email protected]
> @ainmosni - http://ams-sec.org
What?
What? • Objects are instances of classes
What? • Objects are instances of classes • Classes are
Objects as well
What? • Objects are instances of classes • Classes are
Objects as well • What are Classes instances of?
Classes are objects In [1]: class Spam(object): ...: pass ...:
In [2]: type(Spam)
Classes are objects In [1]: class Spam(object): ...: pass ...:
In [2]: type(Spam) Out[2]: type
type: Creating the creators In [1]: Spam = type('Spam', (object,),
{'canned': True})
type: Creating the creators In [1]: Spam = type('Spam', (object,),
{'canned': True}) In [2]: type(Spam) Out[2]: type
type: Creating the creators In [1]: Spam = type('Spam', (object,),
{'canned': True}) In [2]: type(Spam) Out[2]: type In [3]: canned_spam = Spam() In [4]: type(canned_spam) Out[4]: __main__.Spam
type: Creating the creators In [1]: Spam = type('Spam', (object,),
{'canned': True}) In [2]: type(Spam) Out[2]: type In [3]: canned_spam = Spam() In [4]: type(canned_spam) Out[4]: __main__.Spam In [5]: canned_spam.canned Out[5]: True In [6]: Spam.canned Out[6]: True
A simple metaclass In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['canned'] = ‘Metacan’ ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...:
A simple metaclass In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['canned'] = ‘Metacan’ ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [2]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: pass ...:
A simple metaclass In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['canned'] = ‘Metacan’ ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [2]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: pass ...: In [3]: Spam.canned Out[3]: 'Metacan'
Reading class properties In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: for key, value in cls_dict.items(): ...: print('{}: {}'.format(key, value)) ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...:
Reading class properties In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: for key, value in cls_dict.items(): ...: print('{}: {}'.format(key, value)) ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [2]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: def hello(self): ...: print('Hello byte') ...:
Reading class properties In [1]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass,
name, bases, cls_dict): ...: for key, value in cls_dict.items(): ...: print('{}: {}'.format(key, value)) ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [2]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: def hello(self): ...: print('Hello byte') ...: __module__: __main__ __metaclass__: <class '__main__.ismeta'> hello: <function hello at 0x2acf140>
Adding methods via the metaclass In [1]: def hello(self): ...:
print('Hello byte!') ...:
Adding methods via the metaclass In [1]: def hello(self): ...:
print('Hello byte!') ...: In [2]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['hi'] = hello ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...:
Adding methods via the metaclass In [1]: def hello(self): ...:
print('Hello byte!') ...: In [2]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['hi'] = hello ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [3]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: pass ...:
Adding methods via the metaclass In [1]: def hello(self): ...:
print('Hello byte!') ...: In [2]: class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict): ...: cls_dict['hi'] = hello ...: return type.__new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict) ...: In [3]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: pass ...: In [4]: Spam().hi() Hello byte!
Why?
Why? • “Self aware” class methods
Why? • “Self aware” class methods • Bookkeeping
Why? • “Self aware” class methods • Bookkeeping • Slots
Why? • “Self aware” class methods • Bookkeeping • Slots
• Syntactic sugar
Why? • “Self aware” class methods • Bookkeeping • Slots
• Syntactic sugar • Obfuscation
A “practical” example In [1]: spam_types = {} In [2]:
class ismeta(type): ...: def __new__(metaclass, name, bases, cls_dict): ...: new_class = type.__new__(metaclass, name, ...: bases, cls_dict) ...: if not attr_dict.get('abstract', False): ...: spam_types[name] = new_class ...: return new_class In [3]: class Spam(object): ...: __metaclass__ = ismeta ...: abstract = True In [4]: class CannedSpam(Spam): ...: pass
A “practical” example In [5]: class EmailSpam(Spam): ...: pass ...:
In [6]: spam_types Out[6]: {'CannedSpam': __main__.CannedSpam, 'EmailSpam': __main__. EmailSpam}
Thank you Any questions?