[Fwd: Re: [mod_python] [Fwd: Defining classes using mod_python]]

> I have two files, one that I used to define a class and other one that 
> calls the class:
>    - file that defines the class: pessoalWEB.py
>
>                class MyClass:
>                    def __init__ (self):
>                        self.x = ''
>                        self.y = ''
>
>    - file that uses the class: callClassWEB.py
>                 import pessoalWEB
>
>                def testFunc():
>                    MyClass = pessoalWEB.MyClass()
>                    saida = MyClass.x
>                    saida = MyClass.y
>                    if saida=='':
>                        saida="NULL"
>                      return saida
>
> I call this file using 
> http://machinename/~llsousa/gpessoal/callClassWEB.py/testFunc in my 
> browser.

I already saw what was the problem. The object. was not well 
initialized. It was MyClass = pessoal.MyClass() instead of MyClass = 
pessoalWEB.MyClass()

But now I notice something strange. When I define saida = MyClass.k it 
gave no error.
Souldn't it gave an error like this: AttributeError: MyClass instance 
has no attribute 'k' ???

Why it doesn't do that ?

Thanks, Luis Sousa