Create an Instance of One Class from Another Class [Closed]

Question

I created browserView class named as "bdrMenuView" . It should be like "class bdrMenuView(BrowserView):" . and the class contains the method named as "createPictMenu" . The whole class should be

    class bdrMenuView(BrowserView):
              def createPictMenu(self):

Now i have written one more class named as LogoViewlet . It should be like "class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):" . and the class contains the method named as "update" . The whole class should be

    class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
              def update(self):

Now i want to call the method of browserView class from another class. I created an instance of one class like

    class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
              def update(self):
                   a = bdrMenuView(self,BrowserView)      ---------> instance of BrowserView class
                   logoName = a.createPictMenu()

I want to know whether it is correct or not which i created.

Accepted Answer

create an instance class from an another class

class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
          def update(self):
               a = bdrMenuView(self,BrowserView)   --->>>> this is wrong. no need to pass BrowserView as a parameter   
               logoName = a.createPictMenu() 



class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
          def update(self):
               a = bdrMenuView(self.context,self.request) --->>>> this is the correct way to create an instance of one class     
               logoName = a.createPictMenu()

Create an Instance of One Class from Another Class [Closed]

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David Miller