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answered 13 years ago

Mike Hansen gravatar image

One reason is that abstract base classes are relatively new (Python 2.6) and the work hasn't been done to put them in place. It will require a bit of thought about how best to use them within Sage. For example, I don't think we want isinstance(i, Integer) to be True since in Sage Integer is a concrete class wrapping an MPIR mpz_t. However, you could register Integer as numbers.Integral and then test against that.