A simple array in Python

[bg_ie@yahoo.com]

Hi,

I have the following enum -

class State:
Fire = 0
Water = 1
Earth = 2

And I want a variable which holds a value for each of these states,
something like -

myState1[State.Fire] = 10
myState1[State.Earth] = 4

myState2[State.Fire] = 20
myState2[State.Earth] = 24

How do I do this?

Thanks Barry.

[Laszlo Nagy]

Re: A simple array in Python

bg_ie@yahoo.com wrote:

Hi,
>
I have the following enum -
>
class State:
Fire = 0
Water = 1
Earth = 2
>
And I want a variable which holds a value for each of these states,
something like -
>

class State:
Fire = 0
Water = 1
Earth = 2


myState = {} # It is a dictionary, see

http://docs.python.org/tut/node7.html#SECTION007500000000000000000

myState[State.Fire] = 20
myState[State.Earth] = 24
print myState

{0: 20, 2: 24}

[Paul McGuire]

Re: A simple array in Python

<bg_ie@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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Hi,
>
I have the following enum -
>
class State:
Fire = 0
Water = 1
Earth = 2
>
And I want a variable which holds a value for each of these states,
something like -
>
myState1[State.Fire] = 10
myState1[State.Earth] = 4
>
myState2[State.Fire] = 20
myState2[State.Earth] = 24
>
How do I do this?
>
Thanks Barry.
>

How about (arrays are sooo last century):

class State(object):
def __init__(self,* *kwargs):
self.__dict__.u pdate(kwargs)

myState1 = State(Fire=10, Earth=4)
myState2 = State(Fire=20, Earth=24)

print myState1.Fire
print myState2.Earth

-- Paul