> I'm putting a lot of emphasis on 'self' in first person terms, including other
> Unicode symbols, because I'm trying to recruit new users, whatever their
> pre-existing philosophies (I make few presumptions), into checking out and
> using our OO mirror.
>
> Kirby
>
To put it another way, more su
This isn't very python related, but it is open source software in
education relatedI'm guessing some of you on this list would love
to speak as a presenter at this conference on the work you do using
open source tools in education.
http://openmindsconference.org
--
Nicholas Wheeler
Syste
[ after two consecutive trips to Winterhaven as younger daughter,
like older sis, is studying theater but forgot her script... -- KU ]
> > Yes, I agree. What's special about 'self' is simply what you mentioned
> > above: it gets passed "silently" and you need take special care to have
> > a var
On Monday 13 August 2007 11:30 pm, kirby urner wrote:
> On 8/13/07, John Zelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would quibble about self not doing any work (you need it to access its
> > attributes), but I understand the point you are making. Again, though
> > this makes things seem a bit more myst
