Hello alltogether,
I've a little problem in creating a new identifier in the global namespace. The
following code creates a as local var in the namespace of init()
class A:
def __init__(self, v):
print "ctr of", self.__class__, "with", v
self._v = v
def init():
newIdentifier = ["a", "b"]
param = [1,2]
for newId, par in zip(newIdentifier, param):
exec "global %s" % newId
exec "%s = A(par)" % newId
init()
print a, b
but why doesent exec "global ... create a identifier in the global namespace.
The next thing I want to do is to create a identifier in a packages namespace
anyhow from where init() is called. How can I (or can I not) access from within
a function the namespace of the "package" where it is defined?
Thanks a lot
Alexander
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