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Wed Apr 25 04:54:21 EDT 2001 · http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2001-April/067149.html

Jacek Generowicz <jmg at ecs.soton.ac.uk> writes:

> # This only works, for the base class (no surprise)
> def welease_bwian( N ):
>     woderwick.wodger = woderwick.bwian[N]

How about

def welease_bwian(klasse, N):
  klasse.wodger = klasse.bwian[N]

So, instead of writing roderick.welease_bwian(3), you'd write
welease_bwian(roderick, 3)

In most languages with static methods, you cannot do this, since
classes are not first class objects (or maybe they are, but have other
funny limitations).

Regards,
Martin

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How do I do this without class methods ?