Access Object 'by name' from python
Hi, is there a way to access Objects 'by name'? I mean to pass the name or the path of an object to a python script and then call it? Like the _[...] trick? By the way: via objectItems(), I can get a list like ['DB', 'DBAdapter', 'DBInterface', 'index_html', 'rename', 'kadabra', 'abra', 'LogBuch', 'LogNeu', 'delete', 'exists', 'ko', 'asas', 'copy_of_ko', 'listRec', 'listAll'] of all the objects in a given folder. Is there a way to do that recursively? One last question: is there a way to see the type of a given object from python? Or to see if it has certain attributes? Thank you Gurus Horst _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
Horst Wald wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to access Objects 'by name'? I mean to pass the name or the path of an object to a python script and then call it? Like the _[...] trick?
By the way: via objectItems(), I can get a list like
['DB', 'DBAdapter', 'DBInterface', 'index_html', 'rename', 'kadabra', 'abra', 'LogBuch', 'LogNeu', 'delete', 'exists', 'ko', 'asas', 'copy_of_ko', 'listRec', 'listAll']
of all the objects in a given folder. Is there a way to do that recursively?
One last question: is there a way to see the type of a given object from python? Or to see if it has certain attributes?
Thank you Gurus
Horst
getattr(context, 'name') Should do the trick. -- | Casey Duncan | Kaivo, Inc. | cduncan@kaivo.com `------------------>
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