My appreciation for your responses is not
easily imparted through text. Thank You.
Steven Bethard wrote:
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Tobiah wrote:
If within the __getitem__ method I attempt
to get an item from self, the __getitem__ method is
called in an infinite recursion.
You need to explicitly use
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Tobiah wrote:
If within the __getitem__ method I attempt
to get an item from self, the __getitem__ method is
called in an infinite recursion.
You need to explicitly use dict.__getitem__(self, key) instead of
using self[key] directly.
or super(bar, self).__getitem__(key)
STeVe
Tobiah wrote:
If within the __getitem__ method I attempt
to get an item from self, the __getitem__ method is
called in an infinite recursion.
You need to explicitly use dict.__getitem__(self, key) instead of
using self[key] directly.
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#!/usr/bin/python
# Hi,
#
# I noticed something interesting when trying to define
# the __getitem__() method in a class that inherits from
# (dict). If within the __getitem__ method I attempt
# to get an item from self, the __getitem__ method is
# called in an infinite recursion. I am very fond o
