Well, I took a short excursion into xml for a different part of the
program, but the class is now finished!! (source below) I have a few
more questions for you guys.
1)If I set
self.serverConfig = file(os.path.join('configuration','score.conf'),
'w')
and then go self.serverConfig.close(), is there
Steven Bethard wrote:
M.E.Farmer wrote:
there are no variables in python
[...]
As M.E.Farmer mentioned, you can't remove underscores on special method
names like __init__. However, when you're declaring an instance
variable, e.g.:
self.__xyz = True
then you're choosing the name here, so you
M.E.Farmer wrote:
there are no variables in python
While it's true that in Python it's more appropriate to talk about names
and bindings instead of variables and values, there is a parallel, and
you can get a fair distance without having to fully convert to the
names/bindings terminology.
That
Thanks for the followup,
I just wanted to mention that you still need to read that stuff thru
several times, because...
there are no variables in python (yea I know others will say otherwise
;)
Yep, I said it, none.
There are NAMES, thats why there are NAMESPACES.
A name is just a reference or 'han
Thanks for the responses! And sorry for the late reply, I had to force
myself away from the computer for a day.
M.E.Farmer,
Yes I've been having a little bit of trouble with name spaces, but this
self thing is actually starting to make sense the more I think about it
-- I hadn't thought too much a
flamesrock wrote:
[snip]
> 3) Can I create a configParser object and just call self.parser.set()
> inside the function without passing it as a parameter, or do I pass
it
> as a parameter and call it as parser.set (without the 'self'
> statement.)
>
> Basically..I'm confused on the proper use of 'se
flamesrock wrote:
Hi,
I've been playing like mad with all sorts of python modules..but I
still can't seem to get my head around the proper use of a class and
self. The question stems from this code I made(snippet):
[snip misaligned code]
When posting to c.l.py it's greatly appreciated if you use sp
Hi,
I've been playing like mad with all sorts of python modules..but I
still can't seem to get my head around the proper use of a class and
self. The question stems from this code I made(snippet):
--
import httplib
