On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:54:57 -0800, Wells wrote:
> Sorry, this is totally basic, but my Google-fu is failing:
>
> I have a variable foo. I want to instantiate a class based on its value-
> how can I do this?
The right way to do it is like this:
>>> class C:
... pass
...
>>> foo = C # assi
Wells schrieb:
Sorry, this is totally basic, but my Google-fu is failing:
I have a variable foo. I want to instantiate a class based on its
value- how can I do this?
class Foo(object):
pass
ze_class = Foo
f = ze_class()
Diez
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On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Wells wrote:
> Sorry, this is totally basic, but my Google-fu is failing:
>
> I have a variable foo. I want to instantiate a class based on its
> value- how can I do this?
It sort of depends on where these classes are. If they're in the current
namespace/module,
Wells wrote:
Sorry, this is totally basic, but my Google-fu is failing:
I have a variable foo. I want to instantiate a class based on its
value- how can I do this?
My crystal ball is failing too, could you please elaborate on what
exactly you want to do, some pseudo code with the intended res
Sorry, this is totally basic, but my Google-fu is failing:
I have a variable foo. I want to instantiate a class based on its
value- how can I do this?
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