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Jason Joy wrote:>> Hello,>> I am having a bit of trouble with the following piece of code...>>                 result = objectChunk()>                 masterkeys = output.keys()>                 for key in masterkeys:>                         result.key = output[key]>                 ## I might have to do something different above...>                 data.append(result)>> Where result.key is, of course, taken literally as result.key, not depending> on what the variable key is.  Does anyone know how I can make it use the> actual value of "key"?Try to use setattr: replace the line                          result.key = output[key]*exactly* by                         setattr(result, key, output[key])Also maybe you would like to check the {}.items() method of dictionaries. Ifyou dont need to use the "masterkeys" later, you can drop it like here:                 result = objectChunk()                 ## masterkeys = output.keys()                 for key, value in output.items():                         setattr(result, key, value)                 data.append(result)Sebrosa

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