Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dan wrote:
>> You might think of modules in Python as like packages in Java. However,
>> putting classes in the same module doesn't give them any additional
>> powers to interact with each other. (At least, not that I know of.)
>
> Use of "global" to rebind shared module-scope names...
You can rebind module-scope names from outside the module. It's an
ugly practice, and I wouldn't recommend it, but it *is* possible.
But you're on the right track. If two consenting classes want to share
_named module variables, it's best that they be in the same module.
<mike
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