Duh! how dumb am I? A dictionary solves all those problems, with each
entry named, and the value of each name could be a class instace. plus all
the class instances can be iterated by a loop.
Thanks Piet & Alex for your guidance!
-Dave
"Piet van Oostrum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> "Dave Rose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (DR) wrote:
>DR> Hello all.
>DR> I was wondering if creating classes could be dynamic. I want to know
>DR> if I can make a class Person, then read in a list of names (say
>DR> people's names) so then I can have a class instance created for each
>DR> name in
Dave Rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all.
> I was wondering if creating classes could be dynamic. I want to know if I
> can make a class Person, then read in a list of names (say people's names)
> so then I can have a class instance created for each name in the list?
Yes, but what you'
