Properties - when and why
Arthur Siegel
ajs at ix.netcom.com
Mon Jul 8 08:41:23 EDT 2002
Alex writes -
>The obvious solution for this case is to keep your original
>get_V method intact and to code V_homogeneous the simple way:
>def V_homogenous(self):
> V = self.V
> return array((V.x,V.y,V.z,1.))
Thanks for the reply, and sorry for the various careless idiocies in my
post.
But your suggestion is exactly what I concluded to do in my own code
until I thought I concluded - and this is the gist of my question - that
even with the
syntax you suggest I was making now 4 calls to the vector subtract
calculation -
one for V= self.V and one each time I called for an attribute of V.
If I am wrong there - my problem essentially goes away. I was doing it in a
context of my code where there are many interrelationships and I may have
misintepreted what I was seeing.
Are you in fact saying that your suggested solution avoids multiple calls
to the calculation that determines the value of self.V?
Art
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