[solved] Classes, assign an attributes to a class not to instances..

[SpongeB0B]

Hi everyone,

I would like to create a class with a default dictionary attribute.
and when being Instantiated I would like to add (or not) some items to that attribute (attrib in the following example)

class CommonCar:

	attrib = {
		'wheel':4,
		'automatic':False}

	def __init__(self, addattrib=None, value=1):

		self.value = value

		if addattrib != None:
			self.attrib |= addattrib

#instantiation
polo = CommonCar({'brand':'VW'})


#Check the items inside the class CommonCar
print('CommonCar'.upper())
for k,v in CommonCar.attrib.items():
	print(k, v)

#Check the items inside [inline]attrib[/inline]
print('\npolo'.upper())
for k,v in polo.attrib.items():
	print(k, v)

Output:
COMMONCAR
wheel 4
automatic False
brand VW  #<-------------- (should not have this item!!)

POLO
wheel 4
automatic False
brand VW

So the output is unexpected, because the class COMMONCAR get also the merge dict. of the instantiation of polo

Any ideas ?

Thanks