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I would like to create dynamically a new instance of a class with a specific metaclass in python.
I've tried this :
type('A', (object, metaclass=tmp, ), {})
but doesn't work :(
Does anybody know how I could achieve this?
A metaclass is typically a subclass of type, (or perhaps rarely a function taking name, bases, clsdict as arguments), so you should be able to use it like type. If tmp is your metaclass, then try:
type
name, bases, clsdict
tmp
tmp('A',(object,),{})
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