From: "T. Onoma" Date: 2003-11-28T01:43:16+09:00 Subject: Re: Method wrapping On Thursday 27 November 2003 08:57 am, T. Onoma wrote: > > Wrappers don't depend on the implementation of a method, as you > > assert. They depend on the interface. The wrappers should have no > > real side-effect anyway, I suspect, except for logging, asserting, ... > > Of course, I was referreing to the interface of the implementation. Sorry, > for not being more specific. Actually I have rethought this. Wrappers do depend on the implementation b/c their proper functionality depends on *what* is returned, not just what *kind*. They may not raise an error if the kinds are the same, but that doesn't mean they work right. So my original wording was more correct. -t0