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|phoenix_title|  **wx.py.pseudo.PseudoKeyword**
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A callable class that calls a method passed as a parameter.

Good for creating a pseudo keyword in the python runtime
environment. The keyword is really an object that has a repr()
that calls itself which calls the method that was passed in the
init of the object. All this just to avoid having to type in the
closing parens on a method. So, for example:

    >>> quit = PseudoKeyword(SomeObject.someMethod)
    >>> quit

SomeObject.someMethod gets executed as if it had been called
directly and the user didn't have to type the parens, like
'quit()'. This technique is most applicable for pseudo keywords
like quit, exit and help.

If SomeObject.someMethod can take parameters, they can still be
passed by using the keyword in the traditional way with parens.



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:meth:`~wx.py.pseudo.PseudoKeyword.__init__`                                     Create a callable object that executes method when called.
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.. class:: PseudoKeyword

   A callable class that calls a method passed as a parameter.
   
   Good for creating a pseudo keyword in the python runtime
   environment. The keyword is really an object that has a repr()
   that calls itself which calls the method that was passed in the
   init of the object. All this just to avoid having to type in the
   closing parens on a method. So, for example:
   
       >>> quit = PseudoKeyword(SomeObject.someMethod)
       >>> quit
   
   SomeObject.someMethod gets executed as if it had been called
   directly and the user didn't have to type the parens, like
   'quit()'. This technique is most applicable for pseudo keywords
   like quit, exit and help.
   
   If SomeObject.someMethod can take parameters, they can still be
   passed by using the keyword in the traditional way with parens.

   .. method:: __init__(self, method)

      Create a callable object that executes method when called.


