Alright, disregard this message. This appears to be easy enough with the use structs. Simply posted this in haste, sorry.

On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Robert Steckroth <robertsteckroth@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Gang, I am asking that one of you can point me into the correct direction. I have a python module which has two objects with many methods and attributes in each. The two hypothetical objects are "house" and "tree". E.g. Used like below: import my_mod h = my_mod.house() t = my_mod.tree()

They also contain attributes like: h.color t.height

I would like to pass the t object to a house.attach() method e.g. h.attach(t) and modify the attributes of t within the house object methods. What is the best practice to reference separate objects in a module which are passed in at the interpreter? Any thoughts are appreciated as keywords and ideas are easy to Google.

Thank you, Robert.

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