Constructor of object

Thinker thinker at branda.to
Wed Mar 14 16:08:40 EDT 2007


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inline wrote:

> I know it, but i don't want call constructor of parent class - I
> use PyGTK and want to load window from glade file and assign it to
> object, parented gtk.Window:

> #!/usr/bin/env python

> import gtk import gtk.glade

> class HelloWindow (gtk.Window): def __init__(self): xml =
> gtk.glade.XML("hello.glade") xml.signal_autoconnect(self) self =
> xml.get_widget("window")

> window = HelloWindow() window.connect("delete_event",
> gtk.main_quit) window.show_all() gtk.main()

Why don't you just define HelloWindow as a function? It is more simple.
If you want HelloWindow() to return the object from glade, you can
make HelloWindow as a function or
a class with __new__() method, suggested by Sylvain's, that return a
object from glade.

for ex:
def HelloWindow():
......
return xml.get_widget("window")
pass

or
class HelloWindow:
def __init__(self):
pass
def __new__(clz, *args):
........
return xml.get_widget("window")

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