On 06/12/2012 11:54, Steven D'Aprano wrote: > On 06/12/12 15:42, Mark Lawrence wrote: >> On 05/12/2012 16:58, Steven D'Aprano wrote: >>> >>> And here is how it should be written in Python: >>> >>> class Example(object): >>> def __init__(self, value): >>> self.x = value >>> >>> instance = Example(42) >>> print instance.x # gives 42 >>> instance.setx(23) >>> >> >> And introduce error handling while we're at it? Should we consider a >> CutAndPasteError in Python? :) > > Oh the shame! I am disgraced! > > /me hangs head in shame > > Thanks for catching the error. >
>I can't say I'll lose too much sleep over it. IIRC 30 years ago an >emergency release was done, all signed off by the appropriate >people, >and the integration team couldn't load the software onto the system. >Why? It handn't compiled, someone had taken out one line too many >with >the editor!!! Now we're giving advice in relatively real time, and >sometimes we get it wrong. Thankfully not so costly to the UK >taxpayer. > >-- >Cheers. > >Mark Lawrence. It's akin to Michael Jordan missing a three-pointer at the buzzer to lose a game...it can happen to the best of us. :-) Best, Malcolm Newsome
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