🔒 How do I call this function for another class?

[elfin pecan]

This is a simple calculator i made for simulating entity movement in minecraft (the functions are all working, I just need to call the function and insert values into the table)

I want to call the calc_function and insert values into the treeview that i created in Right.table(). How do I do this? I couldn't figure out for my life how to do this across classes

I hope I have selected the right tags

[hazy tulip]

@elfin pecan

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[scenic flame]

Do you know the difference between class and instance?

[elfin pecan]

im not very sure if im right but the instance is the object created by the class by calling the class which triggers the init. class is the logic of creating instances?

[scenic flame]

yes, pretty much. Your calc_function accepts a Treeview as its parameter, so you just need to access whatever you named the Treeview in your Right class from an instance

right = Right()

calc_function(right.tree_table)

I don't know all the details of your classes, but it would be roughly like this

[elfin pecan]

Sorry I didn't make this clear enough - Both the Left and Right instances are created from the Calculate class. To do this I have to access the Calculate class from the Left and then go into the Right?

The table is called self.results, in order to get to it I have to go to where I called both the left and the right classes and then do self.right.results

or is there a way to global the function?

and I put the calc function inside the right class and then call it from left class

basically like this instead

and call the calc_function (which is in the Right class) from the Left class

[scenic flame]

you would ideally put the calc_function inside the Calculate class

then do self.calc_function(self.right.results) from the calc class

[elfin pecan]

oh wow, it works! thanks so much!!!

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[hazy tulip]

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