Ed Leafe wrote: > > That sounds an awful lot like a VFP mindset. Classes are simply > objects like anything else in Python; they are quick and easy to use. > It's much cleaner to define your customizations in a class and > instantiate that, rather than create an instance and then try to > change it. > Just for the sake of argument. I didn't want to "change" the instance, notice I was not adding new functionality to the form, just manipulating it's properties, and that's what an instance is for. The suggested way, and I guess this is just a matter of personal taste, feels to me like over-subclassing. Of course I would subclass if I needed functionality, or new properties, or to override behaviour. But this was not the case, I just wanted to use the dForm as it is, and instantiating seemed the natural thing to do.
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