Indirect Class Instance Invocation
Jiba
a11w at SoftHome.net
Tue Nov 13 13:22:00 EST 2001
John Bell wrote:
> I feel that this should be do-able, but can't see how. If I have some
> class foo and string s='foo', can I invoke bar as an instance of foo
> given only the string s? (ie. bar=(something on s)() )A kind of setattr
> for classes rather than attributes.
>
> John
There many solutions, depending where "foo" is defined...
E.g.
bar = globals()["foo"]()
bar = locals()["foo"]()
bar = getattr(module, "foo")()
# module is the module where foo is defined.
or even :
bar = eval("foo" + "()")
Jiba
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