How to extend inner classes?

[Kay Schluehr]

You can define a class variable Pos with the class Pos as its value

class PeriodicGrid :
class Pos:
pass
Pos = Pos
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>>> grid = PeriodicGrid()
>>> grid.Pos()[/color][/color][/color]
<__main__.Pos instance at 0x00EEFAD0>

Ciao
Kay

[Alex Martelli]

Re: How to extend inner classes?

Kay Schluehr <kayschluehr@gm x.de> wrote:
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> You can define a class variable Pos with the class Pos as its value
>
> class PeriodicGrid :
> class Pos:
> pass
> Pos = Pos
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> >>> grid = PeriodicGrid()
> >>> grid.Pos()[/color][/color]
> <__main__.Pos instance at 0x00EEFAD0>[/color]

You can, but that 'Pos = Pos' statement in this code is just as
redundant and useless as it appears. In every aspect, the behavior will
be exactly identical if you remove that assignment.


Alex