[SQLObject] overriding new and calling the original method doesn't work

[Guenther S. <gs...@sy...>]

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hi,

some time ago there was a thread on this mailinglist, about overiding the=20
new() method in classes inherited from SQLObject.
(http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.sqlobject/906)

according to a posting in this thread it is possible to call the 'original'=
=20
SQLObject new() method by: 'SQLObject.new(cls, **kw)'.

but somehow this doesn't work for me :/

class Account(SQLObject):
__name =3D StringCol(alternateID =3D True)
__password =3D StringCol()

__def new(cls, **kw):
____print "FOO"
____SQLObject.new(cls, **kw)

__new =3D classmethod(new)

calling Account.new just results in the following exception when SQLObject.=
new=20
gets called:

TypeError: new() takes exactly 1 non-keyword argument (2 given)

i tried some variantions of calling SQLObject.new (e.g. without cls, ...) b=
ut=20
they didn't work.

any ideas how it is possible to call SQLObject.new?

(i need to override new, because i want to crypt the password before storin=
g=20
it. part of the username is used as salt by the algorithm which i have to u=
se=20
(because it is used by the XUF zope user folder), so i need to know both=20
values at the same time to crypt the password).

cu
/gst
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