issubclass funny business
Michael Hudson
mwh21 at cam.ac.uk
Tue Apr 11 20:48:19 EDT 2000
Les Schaffer <godzilla at netmeg.net> writes:
> </F> said:
>
> > how about:
> > if not isinstance(std, StandardArrayFileScanner):
>
> i tried that first, but same problem.
>
> > when you run FileScanner as a script, it's evaluated in the __main__
> > namespace. when you import it, it's evaluated again, in the
> > FileScanner namespace.
>
> groan.... its not intuitive (to me). because i can make CIE_Standards
> class inherit from FileScanner classes in the udder module no problem
> at runtime, so its a surprise to see it won't trace the tree properly
> at runtime for isinstance issubclass.
>
> > solution: never import the script you use as the main program.
>
> i am only at the testing stage. neither of these modules will be main
> at "usage" time.
This is definitely a pain. It'd be nice if when you `reload'ed
modules that contain classes you could "smash" extant instances of
those classes so that they were instances of the new class, but I
can't for the life of me see how you might do this.
wishful-ly y'rs
Michael
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