Hello,
Lets say I have a class instance with the following member vars: var1, x,
size. Now lets say I have dict with the following keys: var1, x, size.
Is there an easy way to *automatically* assign all the values in the dict
to corresponding (member) vars of the same name as the dict keys?
Thanks for the help.
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Christopher J. Bottaro wrote: Hello,
Lets say I have a class instance with the following member vars: var1, x,
size. Now lets say I have dict with the following keys: var1, x, size.
Is there an easy way to *automatically* assign all the values in the dict
to corresponding (member) vars of the same name as the dict keys?
d = dict(...)
for key, val in d.items():
setattr(o, key, val)
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Regards,
Diez B. Roggisch
Christopher J. Bottaro wrote: Lets say I have a class instance with the following member vars: var1, x,
size. Now lets say I have dict with the following keys: var1, x, size.
Is there an easy way to *automatically* assign all the values in the dict
to corresponding (member) vars of the same name as the dict keys?
Thanks for the help.
If class is a new style class, you can do it this way:
instance.__dict__.update(some_dictionary)
-- george
George Yoshida <ml@dynkin.com> wrote: Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
Lets say I have a class instance with the following member vars: var1, x,
size. Now lets say I have dict with the following keys: var1, x, size.
Is there an easy way to *automatically* assign all the values in the dict
to corresponding (member) vars of the same name as the dict keys?
Thanks for the help.
If class is a new style class, you can do it this way:
instance.__dict__.update(some_dictionary)
You can do this for instances of either classic and newstyle classes,
_except_ newstyle classes which define __slots__ ...
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