Where is self.ui initialized? are these functions part of a class? Why didn't you send the __init__ method? why didn't you send the whole class structure?
>def gotoNextFuzzy(self): > state = "isfuzzy" > self.navigationNext(state) >def gotoNextFuzzy(self): > state = "isapproved" > self.navigationNext(state) These functions both have the same name. They'll just overwrite each other. >def navigationNext(self,state): > if (self.getCurrentItem() == 0): > return 0 > id = int(self.item.text(0)) > for i in range(id,775): > i += 1 > state = state = what? > and error said: > Attribute Error: no attribute state > > If you give us the whole source (ideally) and the full stack trace of the error message it's more helpful. I know you explain further down where the error occurs. > ------------ > Please understand my idea that I just want to replace the state in line > > if self.store.units[i].state(): > > with isfuzzy or isapproved or istranslated... > > and if I do as follow: > > if self.store.units[i].isfuzzy(): > then it works. > it works but it doesn't work how you want it to work or what? > ---------------- > please also note that: > isfuzzy() > isapproved() > istranslated() > > are the boolean function in other class. > ... > -------------------- > > Does anybody have any solution on this coding style? > > I don't understand your coding style. I suspect it's because you didn't include all of your code, but if you did, I have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. > Thanks, > Just tryin' to help. > da > Luke _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
