python bound unbound method

<function __main__.dd>    assign function to class make it a unbound method of that class 

 eg:   CLASSA.method1 = func1

>>> def fooFighters( self ):
...     print "fooFighters"
...
>>> A.fooFighters = fooFighters
>>> a2 = A()
>>> a2.fooFighters
<bound method A.fooFighters of <__main__.A instance at 0x00A9BEB8>>
>>> a2.fooFighters()
fooFighters

Previously defined instances are updated as well (as long as they haven't overridden the attribute themselves):

but you can not add other class's method(unbound method) to a class

In [96]: A.a
Out[96]: <unbound method A.a>


In [97]: B.me = A.a


In [98]: B.me
Out[98]: <unbound method A.a>    // you see!!!  it is still A.a  

                                                             // but we can make A.a  func, then set this func to B

import types
t.update = types.MethodType(another_update)     

the function type has a special __get__ method which is called when you perform an attribute lookup on the class itself. Instead of you getting the function object, the __get__ method of that function object is called, and that returns a bound method object (which is what supplies the self argument).

In [185]: ddf = B.__dict__['ddf']


In [186]: ddf
Out[186]: <function __main__.dd>


In [187]: B.ddf
Out[187]: <unbound method B.dd>

http://codeplayer.iteye.com/blog/48144