ConfigParser: Can I read(ConfigParser.get()) a configuration file and use it to call a funciton?

[jamitwidme at gmail.com]

Thank you for the answers.
Now I understood how to call a function, let me ask you another
question.

configuration.cfg
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[1234]
title: abcd
function: efgh
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reading.py
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import ConfigParser

class Functions:
   def efgh(self):
      print 'blah'

fcn = Functions()

config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
config.read('configuration.cfg')
title = config.get('1234','title')         # number 1
function_name = config.get('1234','function')

title = getattr(fcn, function_name)
title()
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instead of assigning string value('abcd') to title at number 1

I want to assign this function(fcn.efgh()) to abcd and make abcd a
FunctionType.
so later on, I want to call it by abcd(), not title().
The reason is I will have a loop reading from configuration file, so I
need to have different names for each function.
abcd is a string I read got it from config.get('1234','title')

Thanks again.