15 Apr
1999
15 Apr
'99
4:39 p.m.
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Mike Pelletier wrote:
print list[0].user == user 0 print list[0].user != user 1
Python, however, disagrees! How can two objects occupy the same location in memory, and not be judged equal by Python? The class of the object
Weird. My guess is that one form returns the object wrapped in an acquisition wrapper and the other does not. However their __str__ or __repr__ methods return the base object address. Pavlos