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06f76c95
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06f76c95
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Apr 26, 2014
by
Stefan Marr
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Remove invokable.py because it is unused, and most likely outdated
Signed-off-by:
Stefan Marr
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git@stefan-marr.de
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class
Invokable
(
object
):
"""An 'interface', or common super class for methods and primitives.
WARNING: This interface is not used in the RPython version, because
RPython does not support multiple inheritance.
It is kept merely for informative purposes to show the common
parts of Method and Primitive.
"""
# Tells whether this is a primitive
def
is_primitive
(
self
):
raise
NotImplementedError
()
# Invoke this invokable object in a given frame
def
invoke
(
self
,
frame
,
interpreter
):
raise
NotImplementedError
()
# Get the signature for this invokable object
def
get_signature
(
self
):
raise
NotImplementedError
()
# Get the holder for this invokable object
def
get_holder
(
self
):
raise
NotImplementedError
()
# Set the holder for this invokable object
def
set_holder
(
self
,
value
):
raise
NotImplementedError
()
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