Class scoping problem...

[Fredrik Lundh]

Simon wrote:
> Take the following:
> 
> class Foo:
> 
>     def __init__(self):
>         self.bar = 1
> 
>     def baz(self):
> 
>         def quix():
>             return self.bar
> 
>         return quix()

how about:

=     def baz(self):
=         return self.quix()
= 
=     def quix(self):
=          return self.bar

or did you perhaps mean:

>     def baz(self):
> 
>         def quix():
>             return self.bar
> 
>         return re.sub(..., quix, ...)

in which case:

=     def baz(self):
=         return re.sub(..., self.quix, ...)
= 
=     def quix(self):
=          return self.bar

should do the trick.

(summary: "x = self.quix; x(arg)" is the same thing as
"self.quix(arg)" -- "x" is known as a "bound method")

or did I miss something?

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