first attempt at getting UUIDs in python

uuid_notes.py

>>> import Foundation as F

>>> foo = F.NSUUID.UUID()
>>> print foo
<__NSConcreteUUID 0x7f9a78df73b0> 19AE1973-8C5C-40D7-BBE4-073F6EA3B0D5

>>> foo[-1]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: '__NSConcreteUUID' object does not support indexing

>>> type(foo)
<objective-c class __NSConcreteUUID at 0x7fff737e7800>

>>> for thing in dir(foo):
...     print thing

# interesting
# snip
UUIDString
# snip

>>> print foo.UUIDString
<native-selector UUIDString of <__NSConcreteUUID 0x7f9a78df73b0> 19AE1973-8C5C-40D7-BBE4-073F6EA3B0D5>

# Insert A bunch of silliness before asking for help

# https://twitter.com/mikeymikey/status/626424612968988672
# @mikeymikey  1h1 hour ago
# @rmanly YOU WERE SO CLOSE!
# foo.UUIDString()
# When you see 'native-selector' it's string to tell you that's the function - just run it!

>>> foo.UUIDString()
u'19AE1973-8C5C-40D7-BBE4-073F6EA3B0D5'

# NOTE TO SELF # look for __call__ in dir(foo.UUIDString) etc.
# ≈≈≈≈≈★