> markersExp = ['big','boss','two','three'] > for mark in markersExp: > print y.mark > > Now I have an list of class objects that are in an outerloop. y is how I > access it. The attributes names of the class objects match whats in > markersExp.
Do you have to use string versions of the class names? Why not: class Mark: mark = 42 class big(Mark): pass class boss(Mark): pass class two(Mark): pass class three(Mark): pass markersExp = [big,boss.two,three] for cls in markersExp: print cls.mark Classes are objects too! > Can I do that print statement in a way to allow me to print the > value of the class attribute? Or are we really talking about instances? In which case the usual solution is a dictionary. Alan g. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
