max(01)* wrote: > hi. > > is there a way to define a class method which prints the instance name? > > e.g.: > >>>> class class_1: > ... def myName(self): > ... ????what should i do here???? > ... >>>> instance_1 = class_1() >>>> instance_1.myName() > 'instance_1' >>>> > > bye > > macs
What should the following do, you think? >>> a=class_1() >>> b=a >>> b is a True >>> b.myName() ????print what???? There is no such thing as "the" instance name. (a and b both point to the same instance, in my example) Also: why do you want this? It smells like you're actually looking for the use of a dict to do your job. --Irmen -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
