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OOP Probs
I am just learning OOP and am writing this script and keep running into this problem.
To reproduce: Run PUMASS_ObjLib.py a = [] a.append(Schedule().Add()) a.append(Schedule().Add()) print a.AllDates[0] print a.AllDates[1] What happens is that when you add a new Date object, all other Date objects in the list turn into the one you just made. Does any1 know how to fix this?
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