Hi

I am working on a Wxpython application, where I create buttons and then want to destroy all the buttons again, so I can display others (like in a main menu)
To keep track of what objects have to be destroy()ed, I want to add them to a list:

code:
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self.term_list = []

self.chords_button = wx.Button(self.panel, label="Train Chords")
self.Bind(wx.EVT_BUTTON, self.chords, self.chords_button)

self.term_list.Append(self.chords_button)


On this, Python drops the error,

AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'Append'


which does not make sense, because lists always has a append attribute, right?

Stumped...

Markus

Right, no "Append" but "append". Case-sensitive.

blast, you are right!!

Did I miss something here? I thought python is case insensitive?
Or only certain things are case sensivite?


Markus

No, I think it's all case-sensitive. Most programming languages nowadays are.

There aren't Java-like restrictions on how you name classes and modules, though.