Using Python how can I have multiple class instances with their own objects as members? -


i trying have 2 objects of same class have own object member...when call function of individual classes, function being called both top-objects...

like this...

class operation(threading._timer):     def __init__(self):         threading._timer.__init__(self)     def cancel(self):         self.finished.set()  class manager():     def __init__(self):         self.ops = operation()     def stop(self):         self.ops.cancel()  class a(object):     def __init__(self):         self.classmanager = manager()  instance1 = a() instance2 = a()  instance1.classmanager.stop() 
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when call instance1.classmanager.stop(), stops instance2's manager.operation....

i've looked around , found if class has __init__(self): members defined self tag, should individualized particular instance of class...

thanks


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