I have a program written like this
class test:
def test2():
def test3():
global tester
print(tester)
tester = 'working'
test3()
test.test2()
I am fully capable of using the script as is without the class and cannot remove the class and the current structure because I am referencing this class in another script which is threaded as a separate instance.
The only and main problem is the inability to get the global function to work for a function in a function in a class.
CodePudding user response:
Seems like every time I can't find an answer whenever I ask 5 seconds later I found the solution.
class test:
def test2():
global tester
def test3():
global tester
print(tester)
tester = 'working'
test3()
test.test2()
this works added tester as a global in what normally would be called reference before assignment.