Hi everyone
Was just posting a question as I got confused with a big messy sheaf of
code when I thought I should make a simple example myself. Since I did I
thought I'd post it for the good of mankind.
I was confused as to whether the assignment of a result of a list
comprehension created references to the orginal objects... and it does
(at least for my self-defined object).
e.g.
initArrrgs = ["pick me","not me"]
class MyObject:
def __init__(arg):
self.argument = arg;
myObjects = [MyObject(initarg) for initarg in initArrrgs]
myObjects2 = [ob for ob in myObjects if ob.argument == "pick me"]
Then the following interrogation
>>> myObjects2[0].argument
'pick me'
>>> myObjects2[0].argument='juicy'
>>> myObjects2[0].argument
'juicy'
>>> myObjects[0].argument
'juicy'
Jim
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