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Return a class in function definition???
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Hi,
I have a question ask you or expert. Can python's function return a class at the end of function definition. The class have only a set of data members like struct in C. Please help and thanks in advance. Any good reference on this topic?
John
I have a question ask you or expert. Can python's function return a class at the end of function definition. The class have only a set of data members like struct in C. Please help and thanks in advance. Any good reference on this topic?
John
Code something up and try it for yourself. If you get an error message then post the code here for some help.
Here is the code:
def ols(x, y):
class output:
pass
results = output()
results.method = 'ols'
results.y = y
results.nobs = n
results.nvar = nvar
results.beta = B
return results
It looks like the above is not working with exit code 0 after exeuction. What normally python return exit code after execution? I tested one with exit code 0. I am not sure it is normal or not.
Another thing is there any good debug tool in IDE showing the values in variables during debug? The one IDE coming with Python Win does not have this function. Maybe I am wrong.
def ols(x, y):
class output:
pass
results = output()
results.method = 'ols'
results.y = y
results.nobs = n
results.nvar = nvar
results.beta = B
return results
It looks like the above is not working with exit code 0 after exeuction. What normally python return exit code after execution? I tested one with exit code 0. I am not sure it is normal or not.
Another thing is there any good debug tool in IDE showing the values in variables during debug? The one IDE coming with Python Win does not have this function. Maybe I am wrong.
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This code runs fine:
I think the problem with yours might have been that you were accessing non-existent variables n, nvar, and B.
Jeff
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I think the problem with yours might have been that you were accessing non-existent variables n, nvar, and B.
Jeff
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Originally Posted by jrcagle 
This code runs fine:
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I think the problem with yours might have been that you were accessing non-existent variables n, nvar, and B.
Jeff
Thanks so much, Jeff.
John
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