This is a little long
a program consisting of
bsserver.py ## to define server class and methods
bscaller.py ## to define a test class subclasses for services (imap
http pop dns et al)
bslogger.py ## to log and analyze tests and send emails on
exceptions/failures
bsmain.py ## that instantiates classes and controls flow
bs.conf ## the config
given a configuration:
[foo]
fqdn: foo.dom.com
services: http,imap,pop
[bar]
fqdn: bar.dom.org
services: dns,http
then given:
config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
config.read('config.txt')
I want to be able to create instances of a class, via a loop; feeding in
the values from the config. something like:
for section in config.sections():
section = bsserver.Server()
first I would like for this instance to be named the name of the host in
the section
but i keep getting instances named section I think doing it may require
something more complex than my current understanding. How do I get them
to become individuallly named
Instances?
Additionanlly I would like to call them and pass in their name from teh
section part of the config and also the options fqdn as well as services
as a list.
for section in config.sections():
section = bsserver.Server(config.get(section, 'fqdn'),
config.get(section, 'services')
currently my server class is defined as:
class Server:
def fqdn(self, value):
self.fqdn
def services(self, value):
self.services = value
def name(self, value):
self.name = value
I have read through learning python and it's info about classes. While
I feel like I understand it as I read it, I am not doing well
implemeting it. Any pointers to good reading material is appreciated
and will be read, but discussion of classes would benefit most who are
interested....
TIA,
~r
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