Yes, my examle here is a tiny part of a larger more complex issue. My application is an DOM XML parser that is reading attributes one at a time. My class that I am creating is used elsewhere and must have certain arguments for those uses to continue working. So, I seem to be left with creating an intermediate object. Before, I was simply creating an object:
t = Test() for attr_name in mapping.keys(): setattr(t, attr_name, value_from_source) This I feel was ellegant, efficient and clear. However, what I have now works but is not clear. BTW, t1 is just for example and was just being printed Thanks, Brian -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
