In Python, how do you change an instantiated object after a reload?

Question

Let\'s say you have an object that was instantiated from a class inside a module. Now, you reload that module. The next thing you\'d like to do is make that reload affect that c

Answer 1

There are tricks to make what you want possible.

Someone already mentioned that you can have a class that keeps a list of its instances, and then changing the class of each instance to the new one upon reload.

However, that is not efficient. A better method is to change the old class so that it is the same as the new class.