On Mar 15, 9:22 am, Miles wrote:
>(I
> suspect the OP neglected to point out that A and B likely both inherit
> from db.Model).
> -Miles
yes, I did neglect to state that A and B inherit from db.Model.
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If I try this:
class A:
someType = B
class B:
anotherType = A
I get:
: name 'B' is not defined
args = ("name 'B' is not defined",)
message = "name 'B' is not defined"
Presumably because I'm instantiating an instance of a type object (B)
that doesn't exist yet.
Is there any
