John wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> One last question (okay, one MORE question ;) ) when you call a
> method/function with optionaly *args **kwargs, I'm finding I need to
> make the statement like;
>
> def myFunc(self, *args,**kwargs):
> do something
>
>
> In ord to pass the kwargs:
> myFunc(**kw
Thanks,
One last question (okay, one MORE question ;) ) when you call a
method/function with optionaly *args **kwargs, I'm finding I need to make
the statement like;
def myFunc(self, *args,**kwargs):
do something
In ord to pass the kwargs:
myFunc(**kwargs) # where kwargs is a dictionary
or f
John wrote:
> I've now written my first set of Classes to do some fairly specific
> processing for work I do. I have a few questions.
>
> First, in looking through what I've done, I basically just incorporated
> all my previous scripts into classes... they are still highly specific
> to my app
"John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I've now written my first set of Classes to do some fairly specific
> processing for work I do. I have a few questions.
>
> First, in looking through what I've done, I basically just
> incorporated all
> my previous scripts into classes... they are still highly
I've now written my first set of Classes to do some fairly specific
processing for work I do. I have a few questions.
First, in looking through what I've done, I basically just incorporated all
my previous scripts into classes... they are still highly specific to my
application, though I did try t
