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How do I convert a string to the variable name in Python?
For example, if the program contains a object named self.post that contains a variable named, I want to do something like:
somefunction('self.post.id') = |Value of self.post.id|
As referenced in Stack Overflow question Inplace substitution from ConfigParser, you’re looking for
eval():