Hi Kent,
Kent Johnson wrote on 04.11.2005:
>
>OK I'll try again. I still don't understand why you don't like using
>straight class attributes - is it to keep the size of the class
>namespace smaller?
>
Yes, and to distinguish between different kinds of attributes in the main
script. In the end, i
Jan Eden wrote:
> Not exactly. My current setup bundles all data attributes in a single
> module Data containing a single class for each object. So in my main
> module (Show), I define:>
> class Page(Data.Page):
> ...
>
> and Data contains:
>
> class Base:
> children = 'xyz'
> childr
Jan Eden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the module Data.py stores a number of data attributes. I'd like to structure
> the storage of these attributes, either in subclasses or in dictionaries.
>
> My first attempt was this:
>
> class A:
> templates['attr1'] = 'string'
> queries['children'] = ...
>
Hi,
the module Data.py stores a number of data attributes. I'd like to structure
the storage of these attributes, either in subclasses or in dictionaries.
My first attempt was this:
class A:
templates['attr1'] = 'string'
queries['children'] = ...
class B(A):
templates['attr2']
