altern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> hi
>
> probably a bit offtopic since it is nothing mac specific but i didnt
> know where to ask.
python-list?
> is it possible to change the superclass a class inherits from on the fly?
You can assign to __bases__.
> for example i have this class inheriting from Top but i want it to
> inherit later on the fly from another class living in another
> module. I am doing this below but it doesnt work, 'm' doesnt
> change. Maybe i have to define the class Test on the fly to achive
> this? but i dont like much to do that. any other suggestions? thanks
>
> #this is what i am doing now:
>
> import mymodule as m
>
> def start():
> import othermodule as m
>
> class Test(m.Top):
> def __init__(self):
> pass
The way you ask the question suggests you don't know Python especially
well. As Bob says, there are likely better ways to acheive your goal.
Cheers,
mwh
--
But since I'm not trying to impress anybody in The Software Big
Top, I'd rather walk the wire using a big pole, a safety harness,
a net, and with the wire not more than 3 feet off the ground.
-- Grant Griffin, comp.lang.python
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