johnf wrote:
> So I started thinking why would I need the class outside of the function. If
> I instead used "import class" would I get a performance improvement? The
> function creates an instance each time it is required and then releases and
> closes.
>
> I am very interested in this possible difference between importing the class
> vs using the inline class.
There is another possibility which is probably what I would do - just
define the class at global scope in the same module that uses it.
Instead of
def f():
class Z(object):
pass
# do something with Z
write
def f():
# do something with Z
class Z(object):
pass
I.e. you don't have to put the class def'n in a separate module.
Kent
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