can't use __init__ to set Aggregate.version and Aggregate.type

[chaos@bbn.com]

This code:

aggregate = gmoc.Aggregate(
              info['site_tag'],
              'foam',
              info['version'],
              pop,
              organization,
            )
print "Input (info['version']): %s" % info['version']
print "aggregate.version: %s" % aggregate.version
print "aggregate.__version: %s" % aggregate.__version
print "Input ('foam'): %s" % 'foam'
print "aggregate.type: %s" % aggregate.type
print "aggregate.__type: %s" % aggregate.__type

yields:

Input (info['version']): 0.8.2
aggregate.version: None
aggregate.__version: None
Input ('foam'): foam
aggregate.type: None
aggregate.__type: None

That is, invoking Aggregate with the type and version fields defined appears to have no effect.

[Kevin Bohan]

This should be fixed in version 0.2.1. I did away with the call method in the metaclass because it is largely unnecessary when using a regular base class (GMOCObject) and it was munging the parameters going into init in some way I don't really understand.

[chaos@bbn.com]

Verified that this is fixed in 0.2.1.