stv wrote:
> # So I figure out inner classes while typing the
> # first draft of this email, at least mostly
> # How do I access the "outer" class attributes from
> # the inner class?
Unlike Java (for example), in Python an inner class doesn't have any
special access to attributes of an instance of an enclosing class. They
are more like Java's static nested classes.
If you want access to a GroupLocation instance, just pass it to the
sublocation.
>
> class GroupLocation(list): ### Note subclass of list
>
> class _Sublocation(object):
> def __init__(self, sublocation, action):
> self.sublocation = sublocation
> self.action = action
def __init__(self, grouplocation, sublocation, action):
self.grouplocation = grouplocation
self.sublocation = sublocation
self.action = action
> def do_stuff(self):
> ###
> ### How would I get to GroupLocation attributes?
> ###
> print GroupLocation.name, self.sublocation
print self.grouplocation.name, self.sublocation
Kent
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