[Tutor] Here is the whole script I'm having issues with.

[S A]

Ok. I was wrong. Actually, bbedit let me down. All the indentation looked correct when I loaded the file in bbedit. However, a quick chek with vi showed that the indentation was indeed off on the line story. I fixed it and now the classes load.

>
>> class Html:
>>      def __init__(self, address):
>>      self.address = address
>>      #connection
>>      def connect(self):
>>      sock = urllib.urlopen("http://" + address)
>
>I'll assume the missing indentation is a fluke of your 
>mailer or something....
>
>You are assigning to 'sock' but its local to the method.
>If you want sock to be available within the objkect you 
>must assign to self.sock

Yes. I thought this might leave the class alittle more versatile for future use. With another script I make an instance;
x = Html("some address here")

Then I can just run:
x.connect() afterwards and the connect method runs. Actually, If I run an instance of the las method in the class, all of the methods in the class are run.

So if I add self to the method variables as you suggest and run:
x = Html("some address here")
Will the whole class run straight through?

This may be simpler than what I was doing.

Also, now that I have re-edited the script, would it be Ok to post for everyone to check out? Is anyone even interested in this script?

Thanks.
SA



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