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TomB17

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Registered: 2009-09-02

Posts: 102

Python inheritance issue

I'm trying to expand the functionality of the ConfigParser class and it is not working as I would expect.  I wrote my own class, inherited ConfigParser.ConfigParser, and expected to have all of the ConfigParser methods available to routines that instantiate objects of my new class.    It is not working this way.

I've done this with other classes with no issues.  Is there something about ConfigParser that could be causing an issue?

I'd post code but there are a lot of lines that are somewhat relevant.  I'm looking for some insight at this point.

Thanks!

Last edited by TomB17 (2009-09-08 20:21:12)

cactus

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Re: Python inheritance issue

hard to say without some code/example
(edit: maybe use a nopaste if you want to paste a sizable chunk of code)

Last edited by cactus (2009-09-08 22:03:28)

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Trent

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Registered: 2009-04-16

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Re: Python inheritance issue

Specifically what methods are you trying to use?  What error is given?  Can you give a rough outline of your program with key lines?