I writing my app I'm coming across bits of data that need to
be shared by many modules. I was considering using the wxConfig
classes as it seems useful in a x-platform way.
Has everyone got experience with this class regarding overhead and
speed and usefulness compared to a central module that defines all
these data.
Nigel
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I'd certainly look at Python first before attempting to use wxPython. Try
instantiating a class to get data in another module.
Bob
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At 11:31 AM 10/27/00 -0700, you wrote:
Folks,
I writing my app I'm coming across bits of data that need to
be shared by many modules. I was considering using the wxConfig
classes as it seems useful in a x-platform way.
Has everyone got experience with this class regarding overhead and
speed and usefulness compared to a central module that defines all
these data.
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>I writing my app I'm coming across bits of data that need to
>be shared by many modules. I was considering using the wxConfig
>classes as it seems useful in a x-platform way.
>
>Has everyone got experience with this class regarding overhead and
>speed and usefulness compared to a central module that defines all
>these data.
>
I'd certainly look at Python first before attempting to use wxPython. Try
instantiating a class to get data in another module.
There's also the ConfigParser module in the Python standard library.