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"Gonçalo Rodrigues" wrote:</pre>

<blockquote TYPE=CITE>AFAIK there isn't - You probably have to go down

the bowls of the C

<br>implementation to do it. But why would you need such a contortionist's

<br>act?</blockquote>

Yes I know it sound a little bit twisted.

<br> 

<blockquote TYPE=CITE>If you explain your problem maybe the people here

in the list can

<br>figure out a Pythonic way to do it.</blockquote>

Here is why (simplification)

<br>I designed a generic class which is customizable through a python like

scripting.

<br>Script let you instantiate, add, set/get attribute and much more...

<p>script example:

<br>taskName = "ExecBatch" # default name

<br>ARGUMENT : taskName = '%(taskName)s'

<br>taskRef = Fac.createInstance( "progCommand" ,taskName)

<br>print taskRef,"created",taskRef.getName()

<br>taskRef.Set(command = "someExe -batch")

<br>top.addChild(taskRef)

<br> 

<p>Now, I would like to give the user some way to save preference, and

for

<br>consistency I tought it will be nice to be able to have a script

of the same

<br>kind:

<p>ataskid = 0

<br>ARGUMENT : 'ataskid = 0x%(taskName)x'

<br>if id != 0:

<br>   ataskRef = Fac.getInstance(id)

<br>   if ataskRef != None:

<br>         ataskRef.Set('whoToTell',value

= ['someOne','someoneElse'])

<br>         ataskRef.Set('sendEmail',value

= 1)

<br> 

<br> 

<br> 

<blockquote TYPE=CITE> 

<br>Best regards,

<br>Gonçalo Rodrigues</blockquote>

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