class-side initialize.
<br/><br/>I don't think it can be considered a metaprogramming in Smalltalk.
<br/><br/>In Python, yes, messing with metaclass is metaprogramming. But things 
<br/>are a bit different there and metaclasses are very rarely used [explicitly].
<br/><br/>27.08.2014 19:05, kilon.alios [via Smalltalk] ��������������(����):
<div class='shrinkable-quote'><br/>&gt; ok officially I am confused are we talking about initialise at the
<br/>&gt; instance side or class side &nbsp;(metaclass) side ?
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; I am &nbsp;a python coder myself but I have not done any metaprogramming .
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; If it is a metaprogramming thing then yes it wont go inside my intro
<br/>&gt; chapter since this is advanced topic and metaprogramming is already
<br/>&gt; covered by PBE on a separate chapter so that can be added there. Since I
<br/>&gt; am not experienced with metaprogramming it would be better if people
<br/>&gt; experienced with Pharo and metaprogramming would write the documentation .
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