thanks! ... sorry, i lacked access to the internet for a bit there... um, no, i'm not trying to write in java style in python, because i don't even know java!! i tried the "self" thing but that wasnt enough. I had to (as Furkan Kuru said) use a new instance of that class and only then call the function - that worked fine.
so a big belated thanks, everyone! On 22/09/2007, Mridula Ramesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi. > > i currently have code structured like this: > > classA(): > > def __init__(): > > .............. > > .............. > > > > def fnc1(): > > .................... > > .................... > > > > > > classB(): > > def __init__(): > > ........................ > > ........................ > > classA.fnc1() #this is where i get an error > > > > TypeError: unbound method fnc1() must be called with classA instance as > first argument (got nothing instead) > > when i do fnc1(classA) i get: > > NameError: global name 'fnc1' is not defined > > am i violating some programming rule by trying to call fnc1 in classB? i > am only now learning OO alongside python, so i'm not sure! also, can someone > please tell me where to go for more articles on the classes and functions > and calling them from other places? > > thanks a lot! > > mridula. >
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