[Tutor] Name of a module within itself

[lonetwin@yahoo.com]

 Hi there,
  One quick question, suppose I create a file (say 'foo.py'), that has classes
  MyFoo, HisFoo, HerFoo, and a function main(). Now, from main I need to
  refer to the name of the module (foo), such that, I could do something like:

def main():
  	....
	....
	getattr([refer to this module], 'HisFoo')
	....
	....
	
  how do I do that ?

from the prompt I can do:
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[steve@mercury ~]$ python
Python 2.1 (#3, Jun 25 2001, 13:39:27)
[GCC 2.95.3 19991030 (prerelease)] on linux2
Type "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import foo
>>> getattr(foo, 'HisFoo')
<class foo.HisFoo at 0x810fde4>
>>> getattr(foo, 'HisFoo').x
'foo'
>>>
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where the file 'foo.py' contains:
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#!/usr/bin/python
 
class MyFoo:
	pass
class HisFoo:
	x = 'foo'
class HerFoo:
	x = 'bar'

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  ....ehe....Am I being clear enough ?...if not please tell me and I'll send
  some more code along.
  
Peace
Steve
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