First I am sorry for the title but I an newbie enough to now know how to better
word it.
The problem part of my code is
class Application:
class Moon:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def __init__(self):
self.moons = []
names = ["Io", "Europa", "Ganymeade"]
for name in names:
setattr(self, name, Moon(name))
I would like to somehow get self.moons to equal
[self.Io, self.Europa, self.Ganymeade]. I had hoped on using
self.moons as an iterant in "for" loops to be able to alter each
in turn.
Thanks in advance for any possible help. 3 1154
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news:20******** *************** ****@mb-m01.aol.com... The problem part of my code is class Application: class Moon: def __init__(self, name): self.name = name def __init__(self): self.moons = [] names = ["Io", "Europa", "Ganymeade"] for name in names: setattr(self, name, Moon(name)) I would like to somehow get self.moons to equal [self.Io, self.Europa, self.Ganymeade]. I had hoped on using self.moons as an iterant in "for" loops to be able to alter each in turn.
Thanks in advance for any possible help.
class Application:
class Moon:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def __repr__(self):
"added this to pretty up the printing of a.moons"
return "Moon(%s)"%self .name
def __init__(self):
self.moons = []
names = ["Io", "Europa", "Ganymeade"]
for name in names:
# took Moon(name) out of the setattr() because we'll be
# using it again in moons.append. Also used self.Moon
# because Moon alone raises a NameError
moon = self.Moon(name)
setattr(self, name, moon)
self.moons.appe nd(moon)
a = Application()
print a.moons
# output
[Moon(Io), Moon(Europa), Moon(Ganymeade)]
HTH
Sean
Here's one way to do it (undoubtedly there are other ways as well).
Sorry, I couldn't loop the moons. Probably a programmer more clever
than I could write a factory pattern for it.
class Moon:
def __init__(self, name, diameter = 0.0, planet = "unknown"):
self.NAME = name
self.DIAMETER = diameter
self.HOMEPLANET = planet
def setMoonName(sel f, name):
self.NAME = str(name)
def getMoonName(sel f):
return self.NAME
def setMoonDiameter (self, diam):
self.DIAMETER = float(diam)
def getMoonDiameter (self):
return self.DIAMETER
def setMoonHomePlan et(self, planet):
self.HOMEPLANET = str(planet)
def getMoonHomePlan et(self):
return self.HOMEPLANET
if __name__ == "__main__":
moons = []
Io = Moon("Io", 1.0, "Jupiter")
moons.append(Io )
Europa = Moon("Europa", 2.0, "Jupiter")
moons.append(Eu ropa)
Ganymeade = Moon("Ganymeade ", 3.0, "Jupiter")
moons.append(Ga nymeade)
Titan = Moon("Titan", 3.0, "Saturn")
moons.append(Ti tan)
for x in range(len(moons )):
print moons[x].getMoonName()
print moons[x].getMoonDiamete r()
print moons[x].getMoonHomePla net()
print
If I understand the problem, you have a planet and a number of moons turning
around it. So you should define two different classes, Planet and Moon
--------------------------------
class Moon:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Planet:
def __init__(self,n ames):
self.moons = []
for name in names:
m=Moon(name)
setattr(self, name, m)
self.moons.appe nd(m)
satellites = ["Io", "Europa", "Ganymeade"]
Jupiter = Planet(satellit es)
-------------------------------
You'd better leave the satellite names outside of the __init__ method of
Planet,
in case you happen to work on another planet
Hope this helps,
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