class objects in dictionaries
P.J.W.S. Vrijlandt
P.J.W.S.VRIJLANDT at INT.azg.nl
Sat Feb 5 11:41:11 EST 2000
Would this be what you mean?
class storage:
from string import *
mystorage = storage()
Now you can do:
>>>mystorage.join
<built-in function join>
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> Hi all,
>
> I would like to put all my class definitions in a dictionary
> __objects__ in main global namespace. I know I can do it by
> putting the class objects into module called __objects__ and
> import this module, but that way classes would have different
> global namespace and I need them to have the same global
> namespace as the main script.
>
> I need to do something like:
>
> from class_objects import * to __objects__
>
> Is there any way in Python how to do this?
>
> Thank you for help.
>
> Martin
Met vriendelijke groet,
Patrick Vrijlandt
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