Python: Defining static class variables by using other static variable

Question

How can I define static class members by using other static members? for instance:

class Somefuncs:
    @staticmethod
    def foo():
        print('foo was called')
    functs_dict={'foo':Somefuncs.foo}

makes the interpreter raise the Exception: Unresolved reference 'Somefuncs' even though I'm defining funct_dict within the class Somefuncs!

Kumpelinus · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-18 14:59:53Z

3

At this point the class is not really defined.

But you could just write:

class Somefuncs:
    @staticmethod
    def foo():
        print('foo was called')

    functs_dict={'foo': foo}


# Test it
Somefuncs.functs_dict["foo"]()
# Output: foo was called

It always refers to the current class

edited Jan 18, 2020 at 14:59

answered Jan 18, 2020 at 14:54

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