Ron Griswold wrote:
I'm almost positive I've seen a function somewhere that will call a
method of an object given the method's name. Something like:
apply(obj, func_name, args)
is equivalent to:
obj.func_name(args)
For some reason I thought this was the apply function, but that doesn't
First, get the method with getattr() and then use the *-notation or
apply to call it with args.
getattr(obj, func_name)(*args)
or
apply(getattr(obj, func_name), args)
Jeff
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