Dennis Lee Bieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd be quite concerned about the design environment rather than the
> immediate code... Probably need something ugly like...
>
> from mod1 import B as B1
> from mod2 import B as B2
> class A(B1, B2):
> ....
Interesting. I just tried that. mod1.py contains:
class B:
def foo(self): self.__x = 'mod1'
mod2.py contains:
class B:
def bar(self): self.__x = 'mod2'
And the test is:
from mod1 import B as B1
from mod2 import B as B2
class A(B1, B2): pass
a = A()
a.foo()
print a._B__x
a.bar()
print a._B__x
Sure enough, mod2 messes up mod1's private variable.
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