Hello again,
I have a dictionary with the following content :
'LZ': {'type': 'N', 'bytes': '00008'},
'LVI000': {'type': 'N', 'bytes': '000010'}
This could be seen as a interface description to deal with an external
program that needs a 18 Byte communication area. 8 and 18 Bytes have
to be interpreted as a "Number" String representation. eg like
'00000180000000200' means
LZ = 180
and
LVI000 = 200
I am now thinking about doing the following
class a
....
def some_crap () ...
for key in dict.keys ():
setattr (self, key, value)
so that
pgm = a ()
pgm.LZ = 300
would cause the rekonstruktion of the byte field. ===>> Properties
My first try is :
fget = lambda self: mygetattr(self, attrname)
fset = lambda self, value: mysetattr (self, attrname, value)
fdel = lambda self: mydelattr(self, attrname)
# fget, fset, fdel are used to reconstruct the byte field
setattr (self, key, property (fget, fset, fdel))
:-) This inserts me
pgm.LZ and pgm.LVI000 but when trying to access
print pgm.LZ
it gives me
<property object at 0x4028102c>
What am I doing wrong here
Regards
Michael
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