bambam a écrit :
>> trying to be "idiomatic"
>
> ...I hope that if a python programmer looks at my code it
> won't be an excuse to discard it.
Hopefully not - and nothing forces you into adopting the common
convention !-) But it's a fact that Python relies heavily on naming
conventions, and that it greatly helps readability.
> Less of an issue with Python
> than with C/C++, but since I'm just starting...
>
> def device(DeviceType):
> if DeviceType=='PSP':
> return Psp()
> elif DeviceType=="Power Supply"
> return Pwr()
>
> What about the parameter "DeviceType"?
DEVICE_TYPES = {
'PSP' : Psp,
'Power Supply' : Pwr,
}
def get_device(device_type):
cls = DEVICE_TYPES.get(device_type, None)
if cls is not None:
return cls()
# implicitly returns None, which may or not be a GoodThing(tm)
HTH
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