I'm developing a thing that gathers data as follows:
1. For all files of a certain name:
I. for all lines in each of those files:
i. split the /-separated values in each of those lines,
and stuff them into a list (or dict or whatever)
.... and this is for a hundred or so such files of that name, with each
file having a hundred or so of such lines, with each line having 10 or
so of such /-sep'd values.
I thought that an instructive way of doing this would be to have a
class describing each of these files and their contents, and create a
new instance of this class for each file. As I'm writing this, it
occurs to me that I could stick to a numbered naming convention (e.g.,
df1, df2, etc) for when I need to access this data later in the
program. But is there a way for me to list all instances of a certain
class? I.e., if the classname were FileInfo, and I had hundred
objects of that class, could I somehow loop:
for all objects created from FileInfo
do some stuff
TIA for any help. I'll get used to Python sooner or later =)
-cjl 1 1285
Chris wrote: But is there a way for me to list all instances of a certain class?
I don't think there is, in general. If, as in your example, you can
modify the __init__ method of the class, you could add weak references
to created instances to a class member list. It would be even nicer,
though, to make a metaclass, instances of which maintain (weak)
references to instances of themselves.
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