call a function using a string as a variable.
for i in range( 0, 5 ):
FUNCTIONNAME = str( i )
getattr(globals()['CLASSNAME'](), FUNCTIONNAME )( args )
example script
from __future__ import print_function
import inspect
functionlist = []
class stringclass:
def stripstring( self, i ):
i=str(i).split(",")[0]
return i.translate(None, "()'")
class materialclass:
def get_all_scene_materials( self, item = None ):
print("You are in the {} function".format( item ) )
return
def get_item_materials( self, item = None ):
print("You are in the {} function".format( item ) )
return
for i in (inspect.getmembers(materialclass, predicate=inspect.ismethod ) ):
i = stringclass().stripstring( i )
functionlist.append( i )
for f in functionlist:
getattr(globals()['materialclass'](), f )( f ) # the 2nd f can be any argument
output
You are in the get_all_scene_materials function
You are in the get_item_materials function
Locked Out
