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  I wanted to postpone the introduction of a custom __setattr__
  to a point later at runtime where I then wanted to use
  "self.__setattr__ = self.setattr" to set this attribute. But this
  did not have the effect desired to print "setattr called" as can
  be seen below.

  main.py

class A:
    def __init__( self ):
        self.__setattr__ = self.setattr
    def setattr( self, key, value ):
        print( `setattr called.` )

a = A()
a.x = 1

  transcript

  Any idea how to achieve something like this?


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