Question

I have a block of code that basically intializes several classes, but they are placed in a sequential order, as later ones reference early ones.

For some reason the last one initializes before the first one…it seems to me there is some sort of threading going on. What I need to know is how can I stop it from doing this?

Is there some way to make a class init do something similar to sending a return value?

Or maybe I could use the class in an if statement of some sort to check if the class has already been initialized?

I’m a bit new to Python and am migrating from C, so I’m still getting used to the little differences like naming conventions.

Answer 1

Python upto 3.0 has a global lock, so everything is running in a single thread and in sequence.

My guess is that some side effect initializes the last class from a different place than you expect. Throw an exception in __init__ of that last class to see where it gets called.