Alex Martelli said:
> What do you mean? Just instantiate the random.Random class and you can
> call .seed on it as well as anything else, and no other module will
> infringe on "your" module's Random instance. The "global functions" of
> module random exist for those who *SPECIFICALLY* want globally shared
> behavior, of course.
I consider this an unduly kind response.
"RTFM" would have been appropriate.
The functions supplied by this module are actually bound
methods of a hidden instance of the random.Random class.
You can instantiate your own instances of Random to get generators that
don't share state.
Sheesh. I must have been asleep when reading the documentation.
Thanks,
Alan
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