| Hi, I have a doubt about python and I would like to ask it to you. It is about the use of functions -methos- of a class within other class. I have 2 classes in 2 separate files, in file squares.py I have the class Square with the methods getRect() and setRect(). Now, in other file, board.py, I have the class Board that has an object outskirt= Square(), can anyone tell me how do I have to use the method setRect ? The code is the following: File squares.py class Square: def setRect(self, x,y,width,height): self.rect= pygame.rect(x,y,width, height) File board.py from squares import Square import squares class Board : for i in range(42): self.outskirt.append(squares.Square(self)) def squareConfiguration (self): ... for j in range(len(self.outskirt)): #and now is when I don't know which I have to use to do it OK : self.outskirt[j].rect= pygame.rect ( x, y, w, h) self.outskirt[j].setRect( x, y, w, h) Square.setRect( self.outskirt[j], x, y, w, h) I haven't proved them because I'm quite lost using python... Thanks and sorry for my English.. |