pythonclass全局变量_在Python之间共享类之间的全局变量

I'm relatively new to thinking of python in terms of object-oriented programming, and it's coming relatively slowly to me.

Is it possible to pass global variables between classes with multiple functions in them? I've read extensively about them here and in other sources, but I'm still a bit confused.

My ultimate goal is to define a variable globally, assign it a value in a function of one class, and then USE it in another class's function. Is that possible? I'm building a pythonaddin for ArcMap, which requires a class for each button. I want to have a button to assign a value to a variable, and then use that variable in another class in the script.

(Before I get the flak, I know it's relatively bad form to use global variables in the first place, I'm trying to learn)

For instance, as a highly simplified example:

x = []

class A():

def func_1(self):

#populate the x variable

global x

x = 1

class B():

def func_2(self):

global x

#do stuff with x

Is this acceptable (even if not pythonic)?

解决方案

A more Pythonic solution would be to have the button objects (in their method that handles the "press" event) set an attribute or call a method of whatever object needs the information.