On 11.03.06 19:21:43, Fabian Steiner wrote: > Andreas Pakulat wrote: > >On 11.03.06 16:55:25, Fabian Steiner wrote: > > > >>How can I solve this problem? I thought of passing the current Config class > >>instance to one of the Dialog constructor's arguments. Is there any better > >>solution? > >> > > > >Only create 1 instance of the class. Not sure if this works in python > >but I would start like this: > > > >Config.py: > > > >configobj = Prefs() > > > >class Prefs: > >... > > > >then you can always use > > > >from Config import configobj > >and work with configobj. > > > >Andreas > > > > > Unfortunately, this won't work. I always get the following error: > > "AttributeError: Preferences instance has no __call__ method" > > The orginal class "Prefs" was renamed to "Preferences" and the single > instance > is now called "Prefs".
Huh? Can you please show us how the new class Preferences looks like? It seems that it is not a class anymore, thus you get the above error. All classes are callable the way I wrote. Andreas -- You have taken yourself too seriously. _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
