>>>> class Element(object): > operations = "Element operations" > > >>>> class Group(object): > operations = "Group operations" > > >>>> e = Element() >>>> g = Group() >>>> >>>> e.operations > 'Element operations' >>>> g.operations > 'Group operations'
But this is the same as asking for a class, except for having to write a method giving some form of a class name and then basing on this classname display operations. I know this solution, but this is what I would like to evade. -- Filip Gruszczyński -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
