On 5/12/2012 10:50 AM, Eric Snow wrote:
given a normal (dict-based)
object you can use vars() to turn it into a dict:
>>> data = SomeClass(a=1, b=2, c=3)
>>> ns = vars(data)
>>> ns['a']
1
>>> ns['b']
2
>>> ns['c']
3
I'll grant that it doesn't work for some objects (like named tuples),
Why not? Seems like it could, with a tweak to vars ...
named tuples already have a method to return a dict.
vars already has a special case to act like locals.
So why not add a special case to allow vars to work on named tuples?
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