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__getattribute__ and Descriptors
The __getattribute__ method, available for new-style classes only, allows a class to intercept all attribute references, not just undefined references, like __getattr__. It is also somewhat trickier to use than __getattr__: it is prone to loops, much like __setattr__, but in different ways.
In addition to properties and operator overloading methods, Python supports the notion of attribute descriptors—classes with __get__ and __set__ methods, assigned to class attributes and inherited by instances, that intercept read and write accesses to specific attributes. Descriptors are in a sense a more general form of properties; in fact, properties are a simplified way to define a specific type of descriptor, one that runs functions on access. Descriptors are also used to implement the slots feature we met earlier.
Because properties, __getattribute__, and descriptors are somewhat advanced topics, we’ll defer the rest of their coverage, as well as more on properties, to Chapter 37 in the final part of this book.
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