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I want to pull "self.t" from class Third and print the info in Class Fourth where it says "pass." How would I inherit it?

class Third(QWidget):
    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super(Third, self).__init__()
        self.cp()

    def cp(self):
        for y in App.patientlist:
            if str(y[11]) == self.patnum:
                patselected = y
        self.t  = patselected
        self.bbbb.show()
    


class Fourth(QWidget):
    def __init__(self):
        super(Fourth, self).__init__()
        self.editor()
    def editor(self):
        pass ###I WANT self.t FROM CLASS THIRD PRINTED HERE.

in class forth:

local_t = Third.t

That's what I thought, but it keeps saying "Third has no attribute 't'", presumably because it's within a function and not right under Class. Of course, I can do this:

class Third(QWidget):
    t = "WHATEVER"
    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super(Third, self).__init__()
        self.cp()
 
    def cp(self):
        for y in App.patientlist:
            if str(y[11]) == self.patnum:
                patselected = y
        t = patselected
        self.bbbb.show()

and call Third.T in another class. But it doesn't print the new value created by the function, only the one up top (in this case "WHATEVER")

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Nevermind. Got it! Thank you, friend!

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Nevermind. Got it! Thank you, friend!

That t wasn't there in post #1, what do you expect!