nest class name problem

Bob van der Poel bvdpoel at uniserve.com
Mon Jun 19 20:18:11 EDT 2000

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Yes, but I'm using __name to keep the variable private/static to a
particular instance of the Goption(). 

Rainer Deyke wrote:
> 
> Jeff Massung <jmassung at magpiesystems.com> wrote in message
> news:riu35.36$JM5.4708 at news.uswest.net...
> > I'm still learning, but lemme take a crack and let others correct me ;)
> >
> > __name isn't a member of MyDialog class, so you can't use self with it,
> > because then it looks for MyDialog.__name, which doesn't exist. But
> perhaps
> > you can use Goption.__name instead of self.__name?
> 
> This would indeed work if it wasn't for name mangling.  Don't call it __name
> if you want to access it from a nested class.
> 
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