How to construct dynamical class with custom metaclass in python?

As I see, you want to change the metaclass after class creation. If so, you can achieve it in the same way that you can change the class of an object. For starters, the initial metaclass needs to be different from type, the __init__ and __new__ of the new metaclass won't be called (though you can manually call __init__ or a method that performs __init__'s job).

NewClass = SomeMetaClass.__new__('NewClass', (object, ), {})

The __new__ method is something similar to __init__ and gets called prior to __init__. It will be clear with the following example:

In [1]: class Foo(object):
   def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs):
      print 'inside __new__'
      return super(Foo, cls).__new__(cls, *args, **kwargs)

   def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
      print 'inside __init__'

In [2]: f = Foo() 
inside __new__ 
inside __init__

Execution sequence when f = Foo() is called is as follows:

• Foo.__new__() gets called
• It calls its parent's new method using __super__
• finally the __new__ method of object is called, and the class is instantiated.
• Finally the __init__ method of Foo is called.

Check this for more info.

Hope that helps.