Add functions to a class at runtime(python)

[KingKong]

This is my folder structure:

PySRL/
pymml/
__init__.py
libsmart.dll
mtypes.py
SMART.py

Includes/
__init__.py

core/
__init__.py
gametab.py
login.py

SMART.py contains one class named Smart. I wish to add all the functions within gametab.py and login.py(more files to come later on) to the class Smart at runtime. Whats the best to do this dynamically?(As in i run another python file which iterates through all the modules inside core)

[Dan Cardin]

class Smart()
__init__(self, Anyclass, anyclass2):
self.gametab = Anyclass
self.login = anyclass2

meow = Class(gametab, login)
like that? or am i misunderstanding

[KingKong]

see how you wrote self.gametab? I want it to loop through all the files in includes and then add all the functions in all those files to class Smart at runtime, instead of hardcoding them.

[Dan Cardin]

oh i thought you just wanted to import a single class's functions. I'm not sure you could do it without at least already having the names of all of the classes hardcoded somewhere in here.

[slacky]

Edit: And then i noted that the thread is a hundred years old.