I was thinking about this a bit today, and it has one hole in it.
Consider this code:
button1 = GtkButton()
button2 = None
def cb(btn):
global button2
button2 = btn
button1.connect("clicked", cb)
button1.clicked() # now button1 and button2 point to the same attribute
button1.foo = "Hello" # set foo in button1.__dict__ and in widget data
print button2.foo # prints Hello, getting value from widget data
button2.foo = "Bye" # set foo in button2.__dict__ and widget data
print button1.foo # prints Hello, from looking in button1.__dict__
Granted that your patch is better than any I have posted so far, but is
this acceptable behaviour? If people think it is OK, I will apply it.
But if people think that this will cause more confusion than it reduces,
I will have to comment out this section of the code.
James Henstridge.
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On Sat, 20 Feb 1999, Richard Fish wrote:
> Richard Fish wrote:
> >
> > Ok, here is my patch to fix this latest problem.
>
> Er, I mean, HERE it is... ;)
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