I'm not sure I understnad your quesiton..
You can put classes into lists, dictionaries, et cetera. For example:
##
class Foo(object):
pass
class Bar(object):
pass
class Baz(object):
pass
my_classes = { 'foo':Foo, 'bar':Bar, 'baz':Baz }
thing = my_classes['bar']()
##
It seems quite strange to me, though, to have the instantiation of a
class change a global variable. Maybe you could do something like
this:
##
class GoodYeast(object):
pass # etc
class BadYeast(object):
pass # etc
class World(object):
yeasts = { 'good':GoodYeast, 'bad':'BadYeast }
def init(self):
self.yeast = None
def setYeast(self, yeast):
self.yeast = self.yeasts[yeast]()
w = World()
w.setYeast('good')
##
But I confess that I have not read or run your code, so I'm not sure
if this is the best way forward for you..
--
John.
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