Not 100% sure why print d gives None but if you need to print something
that represents the instance, use repr
d.__str__
method-wrapper object at 0x0098C450
str(d)
'None'
repr(d)
'asyncore.dispatcher at 0x8d5be8'
print repr(d)
asyncore.dispatcher at 0x8d5be8
Why isn't __str__ in dir?
Stéphane Ninin wrote:
Hello,
Probably a stupid question... but still:
from asyncore import dispatcher
d=dispatcher()
print d
None
d
asyncore.dispatcher at 0x8d9080
print type(d)
type 'instance'
d.__class__
class asyncore.dispatcher at 0x008DF150
d is None
False
Stéphane Ninin wrote:
from asyncore import dispatcher
d=dispatcher()
print d
None
d
asyncore.dispatcher at 0x8d9080
print type(d)
type 'instance'
d.__class__
class asyncore.dispatcher at 0x008DF150
d is None
False
^Z
why
print d
prints None ?
it's a tricky one: the
