What is Python's equivalent of Ruby's method_missing
method? I tried using __getattr__
but this hook applies to fields too. I only want to intercept the method invocations. What is the Python way to do it?
There is no difference in Python between properties and methods. A method is just a property, whose type is just instancemethod
, that happens to be callable (supports __call__
).
If you want to implement this, your __getattr__
method should return a function (a lambda
or a regular def
, whatever suite your needs) and maybe check something after the call.