[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> My code will have about 10 of these global objects, all of which
> interact with eachother. It seems silly to have to pass 10
> parameters around to each instance I work with.
Yes. A better solution would be to put them inside a module, and
import that module. Then the objects are available at any level as
attributes of the imported module.
===== foo.py =====
def spam():
return max(eggs, ham)
eggs = 17
ham = 12
=====
===== bar.py =====
import foo
def main():
spork = do_something_with(foo.eggs)
foo.spam(spork)
=====
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