Aaron wrote:
> I have a data sructure setup and I populate it in a loop like so:
>
> y=0
> while X:
> DS.name = "ASDF"
> DS.ID = 1234
>
> list[y] = DS;
> y = y + 1
>
> print list
>
> This does not work because DS is passed in by reference causing all
> entries into the list to change to the most current value. I cannot
> find a "new" function in Python like there is in C++. How do you do
> this in Python?
I assume DS is a class?
to create an instance of a class, call the class object:
L = []
while X:
ds = DS()
ds.name = "ASDF"
ds.id = 1234
L.append(ds)
spending some time with the tutorial might help:
http://docs.python.org/tut/tut.html
(lists are described in chapter 3, classes in chapter 9)
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