Weird Error

[dwassena at julian.uwo.ca]

In article <uhf83ptwy.fsf at ctwd0143.fitlinxx.com>,
  David Bolen <db3l at fitlinxx.com> wrote:
> dwassena at julian.uwo.ca writes:
>
>
> Hmm - ok, how about trying a quick interactive test?  If you
> interactively import Qconfig, and then issue the "qconf = Qconfig()"
> call, what do you get left with in qconf?  That is, what is the output
> of "print qconf"

I imported it fine and got the following:

>>print qconf
<qconfig.Qconfig instance at 801b10>


> and "print dir(qconf)" for example.

Output generated(THUS MAJOR PROBLEMS!!!!):

>>>print dir(qconf)
[]

>The latter
> should show the entry for getQPath - if it doesn't, then that explains
> the exception, but not necessarily why you didn't end up with that
> member defined.
>

This test sequence seems to indicate that I am NOT defining the members
for the class despite the numerous ones that are there.  I am rather
perplexed as the other classes are defined in like manner.  I may yet
find a solution, but this is beyond my knowledge having just picked up
Python.  I will try picking apart the file piece by piece again to see
what I may have missed (the class file).

Thanks
dan
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