glue wrote:
> I have a class with a list member and the list seems to behave like
> it's static while other class members don't. The code...
>
> class A:
> name = ""
> data = []
> def __init__(self, name):
> self.name = name
> def append(self, info):
> self.data.append(info)
> def enum(self):
> for x in self.data:
> print "\t%s" % x
>
> a = A("A:")
> print a.name
> a.append("one")
> a.append("two")
> a.enum()
> b = A("B:")
> print b.name
> b.append("horse")
> b.append("bear")
> b.enum()
> print a.name
> a.enum()
>
> The output...
> >>>
> A:
> one
> two
> B:
> one
> two
> horse
> bear
> A:
> one
> two
> horse
> bear
> >>>
>
> How do i get:
> A:
> one
> two
> B:
> horse
> bear
> A:
> one
> two
>
> Thanks,
>
> glue
hi,
try this,
class A:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.data=[] # Define an array when you
instantiate an object.
def append(self, info):
#self.data=[]
self.data.append(info)
def enum(self):
for x in self.data:
print "\t%s" % x
a = A("A:")
print a.name
a.append("one")
a.append("two")
a.enum()
b = A("B:")
print b.name
b.append("horse")
b.append("bear")
b.enum()
print a.name
a.enum()
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