Fix copying generic instances in Python 3#502
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Just to clarify, on Python 2 the problem with copying classes is not specific to generics, any class with a metaclass other than >>> class M(type): pass
>>> class C(object):
... __metaclass__ = M
>>> from copy import copy
>>> copy(C) # obscure TypeErrorBut the ad-hoc |
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For Python 2, can'y you register a different copier function with the copy
module?
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If you mean |
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Oh, wait, but we don't need |
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Actually, |
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Fixes #498 on Python 3
Unfortunately, it looks like this can't be (reasonably) fixed on Python 2, unless https://bugs.python.org/issue11480 is first backported to Python 2