Originally Posted by armen_shlang

Hey everyone,
I'm a beginner Python and PyGTK developer so sorry for the stupid question.I have a class named Client which is meant to send data to a server via UDP socket. here is a snippet of the

Code:

class Client:
    # Set the socket parameters
    addr = ('','')
    UDPSock = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_DGRAM)

    # callback for getting the IP address
    def connect_callback(self, widget, entry):
  	hostName = entry.get_text()
    	addr = (hostName,21567)
   
    #callback to send the message in the testfield
    def send_mesg_callback(self, widget, textfield):
	t_msg = textfield.get_buffer()
	if(UDPSock.sendto(t_msg,addr)):
		print "Sending message '",t_msg,"'....."
...

I get undeclared global variable error for addr and UDPSock.
But I can't access my global variables it gives me an error, even when I put a 'self.' infront of the global variables for example infront of UDPSOCK. what am i doing wrong here?


-Thank you