Hi again guys!
Maybe I solve my own question :) See the piece of code follow:
#--------------------
def createClass(class1, class2):
class x(class1, class2):
name=class2.name
bla=lambda self, trans=None: class2.bla(self, trans)
return x
class A:
name='"Class A"'
def execute(self):
print '... calling methods from A and the content (', self.name,
'-->', self.bla(), ') inside the A structure.'
def bla(self, trans=None):
return 'blablabla'
class B:
name='"Class B"'
def execute(self):
print '... calling methods from B and the content (', self.name,
'-->', self.bla(), ') inside the B structure.'
def bla(self, trans=None):
return 'nonono'
C=createClass(A, B)
if __name__=='__main__':
A().execute()
B().execute()
C().execute()
#--------------------
I done what I looking for using lambda, now I ask, is this correct or
is there a better way, someone faced some similar need?
Sorry to polute the list with a self solved question and sorry my poor
english :)
seeya
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Michel Thadeu Sabchuk
Curitiba/PR
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