andrew cooke wrote: [...] >>> > #========================= >>> > def start(type, id): >>> > if(type == "XXX"): >>> > pass >>> > else if(type == "YYY"): >>> > pass >>> > #=========================
i just realised i am assuming type is a type of an object, but you might be using it to mean something else here, in which case case my advice might be irrelevant (but not necessarily - the value of type might still depend on an object type in some way, and often does in oo programming). andrew -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
