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This bit of code allows you to turn code that looks like this:
x = {'foo':1, 'bar':2 } x['foo'] = 3
Into this: x = dictclass( {'foo':1, 'bar':2 } ) x.foo = 3
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class dictclass: """Takes a dictionary and uses it as its __dict__ member, effectively making the dictionary supply the object's attributes.""" def __init__( self, d ): self.__dict__ = d
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