Hi, another question about programing style.
Many times I create a variable in a method (not the __init__) that I use
in another method. And to do this I have to make that variable an attribute
of object with self.myVariable
My question is if I it is okey to do this:
def foo(self):
myVar = "something"
cmds.joint(n=myVar)
....more code here that uses myVar
....
....
self.myVar = myVar
Is this a normal thing to do, or should I right directly from the beginning
self.myVar = "something"
The main reason is to keep things a little bit shorter, and not see self.
repited all over the code.
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