John Hanks wrote:
Hi,Newsreaders do not typically have line counters. I presume you are
I am reading a python program now but I just cannot understand how the
values of class attributes are assigned and changed. Here is the
original code url:
http://agolb.blogspot.com/2006/01/su...in-python.html
Here I am concerned is how attribute matrix.rows is changed. Through pdb
debugging, I can see in line 97, once "self.solut ions = set((val,))" is
executed, cell.row and matrix.rows will be updated. But I did not see
any assignment codes here. How could this change happen then? Thanks a lot!
referring to
def setSolution(sel f, val):
self.solved = True
self.solutions = set((val,))
self.matrix.cha nged = True
for other in self.row+self.c ol+self.submatr ix:
if other is self: continue
if other.solutions == self.solutions: raise DeadEnd()
other.delSoluti ons(self.soluti ons)
First, self is an instance of the class, so these are all instance
attributes, not class attributes. The difference is important.
As to your question, the last line mutates (modifies, updates) each
member of self.row, self.col, and self.submatrix that is not self
itself. The method delSolutions has the actual target rebindings.
tjr
