Dave wrote: > Is there a built in way to do this in Python, or do I have to pass > "parent" when I init Thing?
While I'm sure you could find a "clever" way to do this, passing in "parent" explicitly is the "proper" way to do it. Once in a while, you might actually want some other object than the logical "parent" to do the object creation. By the way, you might want to google up "Law of Demeter". While many good Python programmers bend that rule a bit, it's a good aspect to have in mind when designing classes and programs. > Sorry if this is confusing. It confuses me, too. I should have been a > carpenter. I'm not so sure. Confused carpenters tend to do really stupid things like sawing off their fingers... Programming is a lot safer! ;^) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
