Name
__call__
Synopsis
__call__(self[,args...])When you call
x
(
[args...]
),
Python translates the operation into a call to
x
.__call__(
[args...]
).
The formal arguments for the call operation are the same as for the
__call__ method, minus the first argument. The
first argument, conventionally called self, refers
to x, and Python supplies it implicitly
and automatically, just as in any other call to a bound method.
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