[Tutor] Passing objects - okay now I get it. (original) (raw)
Alex Newby alex at alexnewby.com
Thu Jul 8 21:03:34 CEST 2004
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(But although the concept of mutable and immutable objects is crucial in Python that's probably beyond the scope of your question)
Okay, I get it. As to immutability of strings etc. I more or less get it, but have not had sufficient reason to study it in great detail. I reminded myself of these details by reading the python2.3 docs again to the effect that the notions of mutability and immutability etc., i.e. what the rules are, is clearer.
Umm, I hate to say it but the problem seems an error in my actionscript :( This became clear when I took the occassion to run the code segment line by line from the command line, with no problems when compiling the movie.
def thisFunc(thisObject): thisObject.MainClassFunc() return Object
o = MainClassObject() thisFunc(o)
Thank you Alan, Gregor, and Danny.
Alex Newby.
A further instance of UNIX love...
ls Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#23>", line 1, in ? ls NameError: name 'ls' is not defined
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