[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> obj1 = Obj(params1)
> obj2 = Obj(params2)
> ...
> run()
>
> The idea is that the run() function inspects the stack, and looks for
> object which are instances of class Obj, creates a Bigobj with those
> objects and calls its run() method.
>
> So, any comments on that approach?
Bleeearrrrrggggh!!!! Just make the object initializer remember where
the instances are. Or, write something like:
newobj = Bigobj()
# give Bigobj a __call__ method to create and record an object
obj1 = newobj(params1)
obj2 = newobj(params2)
...
newobj.run()
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