[Tutor] Fixing Globals

[Mitya Sirenef]

On 03/16/2013 03:04 PM, kendy at kendy.org wrote:
> START = '<'
 > END = '>'
 >
 > def getargs():
 > getops()
 > if
 > in_filename_1 =
 > in_filename_2 =
 > out_filename_1 =
 > out_filename_2 =
 > flag1 =
 > verbose =
 >
 > def this():
 > open_for_read()
 > stuff()
 >
 > def open_for_read(filename):
 > in_filehandle = open(
 > return in_filehandle
 >
 > def stuff():
 > if c == START or c == END:
 > foo_the_bar =
 >
 > def that():
 > things()
 > write_status(out_filename_1)
 >
 > def things():
 > bar_the_foo = foo_the_bar
 > if verbose:
 > print(flag1)
 >
 > def write_status(out_filename_1):
 >
 > getargs()
 > this()
 > that()


Create a class or a few, instantiate them and all of
your data will be instance properties.

  -m



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