Hi all, I'm writing a class with some attributes which deepcopy can't cope with, and I need some more clarifications. Sorry for my newbie questions, but I'm a newbie indeed (or a sort of).
Suppose one of the attributes of my class is a dictionary whose values are callable functions, such as: >>>def foo(): ..... pass >>>def bar(): ..... pass >>>adict = dict(a = foo, b = bar) Now if I try: >>> anotherdict = copy.deepcopy(adict) # It doesn't work however: >>> anotherdict = copy.copy(adict) # works as expected My question is: anotherdict is really a copy of adict? If so, what is the difference between its definition and the following: >>> yanotherdict = dict(adict) ?? Thanks in advance, Andrea. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
