phil wrote: > def __del__(s): > line.count = line.count - 1 > > ## delete the line object if the > ## class instance is deleted > s.glob.can.delete(s.obj) > > > After the rotation I check line.count and it is 3
Did you know that exceptions are ignored in the __del__() method? One way to verify that your __del__() runs to completion would be to make the line.count decrement the last statement, and check the total line.count after the rotation again. Generally speaking the __del__() method is not the most robust cleanup mechanism. Maybe you can add a line.delete() method and change your program flow for it to be called explicitly when the line should no longer be visible. Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
