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Using a Python dictionary as a holder of object attributes
Have a great bank holiday, folks. For any sad (or happy) Python programmers out there, here's a simple example of __getattr__ in use. I've got an object of type thingy with all its atributes held in a dictionary, but I wanted to access them as if each was a separate attribute. "I couldn't find a simple example elsewhere, so I wrote one"
Further examples at our module pages or learn more with us on our Python course (written 2005-04-30 14:09:07) Associated topics are indexed under Y112 - Python - Objects - Intermediate
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