How do can you make a variable static?
Darrell
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Thu Jun 24 20:41:24 EDT 1999
> from foo import foo
>
> SymHanDict={0:0}
>
> foo() #each call to foo() should add items to
> the dictionary
> foo()
> foo()
>
> *** the following contained in module foo.py ************************
> def foo():
> global SymHanDict
Global means look for it in the foo.py module
In this case SymHanDict is in another file and your best bet is to pass it
to foo(). If you just don't want to do that try something like this in the
module where you plan to call foo().
import foo
SymHanDict={0:0}
def myFoo():
foo.foo(SymHanDict)
Passing a parm is much cleaner than globals anyway.
Might I suggest using a class:
class Foo:
def __init__(self, dict):
self._myDict=dict
def __call__(self):
"""Do foo stuff here"""
pass
myFoo = Foo(SymHanDict)
# Call the foo thing here.
myFoo()
--Darrell
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