I noticed an oddity in the Python 3 Enums (link). If you set the value of an Enum to a function, it prevents the attribute from being wrapped as an Enum object, which prevents you from being able to use the cool features like EnumCls['AttrName'] to dynamically load the attribute. Is this a bug? Done on purpose? I searched for a while but found no mention of restricted values that you can use in an Enum. Here is sample code that displays the issue: class Color(Enum): Red = lambda: print('In Red') Blue = lambda: print('In Blue') print(Color.Red) # <function> - should be Color.Red via Docs print(Color.Blue) # <function> - should be Color.Bluevia Docs print(Color['Red']) # throws KeyError - should be Color.Red via Docs Continue reading...