Joe Strout strout.net> writes:
> How are you creating your list? You need to make sure that each
> instance creates its very own list object, something like:
>
>self.foo = []
>
> rather than grabbing a reference to some shared list instance, such as
> one defined as a default argument
On Nov 10, 2008, at 2:44 PM, Zane Selvans wrote:
However, one (and only one) of these instance variables is behaving
mysteriously like a class variable: all instances of the class are
sharing a single copy of the variable, located at the same place in
memory.
Is there a common mistake tha
I have defined a class called Lineament, which has no class variables
- only instance variables, defined and set within __init__(), and
later potentially modified by other class methods.
However, one (and only one) of these instance variables is behaving
mysteriously like a class variable:
