Pyenos wrote:
> class test(pid):
> pid.original=[1,2,3]
> pid.toadd=4
> pid.add(pid.original,pid.toadd) # error here says that
> # it expects pid instance as first arg
> # not a list that it got.
>
> why do i get an error?
'test' is a class here, and the pid you tried to pass it is actually
the class it is inheriting from. I think you wanted to do:
def test(pid):
...
Also, in order to call a function without arguments you still need to
use (), so you probably wanted to use pid.original() in your pid.add
call.
Brett Hoerner
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