On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 3:59 AM, Austin Bingham wrote:
> I'm looking for the proper way to "walk" a graph of python objects. My
> specific task is to find all objects of a given type that are referred
> to (transitively) by some starting object. My approach has been to
> loop through the object's a
Austin Bingham wrote:
I'm looking for the proper way to "walk" a graph of python objects. My
specific task is to find all objects of a given type that are referred
to (transitively) by some starting object. My approach has been to
loop through the object's attributes, examining each, and then
rec
I'm looking for the proper way to "walk" a graph of python objects. My
specific task is to find all objects of a given type that are referred
to (transitively) by some starting object. My approach has been to
loop through the object's attributes, examining each, and then
recursing on them.
This ap
