initializing private members via exec
Michael Hudson
mwh at python.net
Fri Nov 16 05:36:51 EST 2001
Curtis Jensen <cjensen at bioeng.ucsd.edu> writes:
> Why session below give me an error?
Because name mangling is done by the compiler, basically.
> Is there some rule against initializing private data members inside
> an exec function?
(aside: "inside an exec function" suggests confusion)
Well, it doesn't work, does it? So probably, yes.
> Is there an equivalant way of initializing private members?
exec 'self._Foo__monty = 1'? Note the parentheses are an anachronism wrt
exec.
Not using double underscores?
Cheers,
M.
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