Class f.a.MetaTypedInterface(InterfaceClass):

The metaclass for TypedInterface. When TypedInterface is subclassed, this metaclass' __new__ method is invoked. The Typed Binding introspection described in the Binding docstring occurs, and when it is all done, there will be three attributes on the TypedInterface class:

• __methods__: An ordered list of all the MethodBinding instances produced by introspecting all autocallable methods on this TypedInterface
• __properties__: An ordered list of all the Property Binding instances produced by introspecting all properties which have Typed values on this TypedInterface
• __spec__: An ordered list of all methods and properties

These lists are sorted in the order that the methods and properties appear in the TypedInterface definition.

For example:

>>> class Foo(TypedInterface):
...     bar = String()
...     baz = Integer()
...     
...     def frotz(): pass
...     frotz = autocallable(frotz)
...     
...     xyzzy = Float()
...     
...     def blam(): pass
...     blam = autocallable(blam)

Once the metaclass __new__ is done, the Foo class instance will have three properties, __methods__, __properties__, and __spec__,

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729	Method	__new__	Undocumented