fix recursive reprs on baseserver

[llllllllll]

When the handle function was an instancemethod of the baseserver, the funcname would contain the repr of the baseserver leading to a recursively defined repr.

[jamadden]

Can you talk about the use-case that would lead to that scenario? That is, why wouldn't the object simply override the handle method (I think that's the usual pattern) instead of setting a handle attribute to a different instance method?

[llllllllll]

it doesn't; however, the repr of a MethodType object includes the repr of the parent, so when you repr the handle method, you repr the server which reprs the handle and there is where the recursion is.

[jamadden]

In the usual case of overriding the handle method, though, there is no handle attribute in self.__dict__. There is a _handle attribute in the instance's dict (which is a bound method) , but the handle attribute is only in the class's dict, so I don't see how this can arise in the typical case.

I'm not saying this change is wrong, I'm just curious about the use case, in case there's something we can do to better support it.

[llllllllll]

I remember opening this while working on qdb, let me go dig through the source and see why I needed this

[llllllllll]

Okay, so the issue was that I didn't realize I could just override the handle method so I made a new method and passed it as the handle arg in init