On 4 Feb 2006 09:51:22 -0800
"TPJ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) In OO vocabulary, class is something like template for
> an object. But I think the word "object" has something
> different meaning in Python. In general I don't use the
> word "object" in the same meaning, that it is used by
> Pyth
TPJ wrote:
> I understand your POV and I really appereciate your reply, but I doubt
> that I could simplify my code to make it small *enough* to fit in one
> post and not look too long.
The pont of the exercise of taking non-working code and trying to cut
away parts that aren't part of the probl
At first I'd like to thank you for such a long answer.
> (...)
> You need to simplify the code as much as possible, cutting away everything
> you can, to the SMALLEST amount of code that still experiences the problem.
I understand your POV and I really appereciate your reply, but I doubt
that I c
Thank you VERY much!
These other errors are not so serious. I think I'll fix them soon. The
most important thing is that now I'm ready to work on that code again.
Life is beautiful again!
Damn, I knew it is some very stupid mistake. I must learn how to use
that pylint, instead of asking people on
On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 04:21:50 -0800, TPJ wrote:
> Help me please, because I really don't get it. I think it's some stupid
> mistake I make, but I just can't find it. I have been thinking about it
> for three days so far and I still haven't found any solution.
>
> My code can be downloaded from her
> AttributeError: 'Obj' object has no attribute
> '_Object__ls_demanded_links'
> --
>
> Perhaps I'll explain what's going on there. First, the objects' manager
> is created, and then also some objects are created. After doing that,
> the object calle
Help me please, because I really don't get it. I think it's some stupid
mistake I make, but I just can't find it. I have been thinking about it
for three days so far and I still haven't found any solution.
My code can be downloaded from here:
http://www.tprimke.net/konto/PyObject-problem.tar.bz2.
