i have self.some_field = [] in my class
Im enquiring is there a way to make this list read-only like a property?
You need to make it, indeed, a property...: eg, in __init__
self._some_field = []
and then later in the class's body:
@property
def some_field(self):
return self._some_field
Note that this does not make the list itself immutable: what will fail is an assignment like, say,
self.some_field = 'bah'
not the call of a mutator, like, say,
self.some_field.append('blah')
If you want to make the field immutable, it cannot be a list, by definition (since a list is a mutable sequence) -- it must be some other type of sequence (an immutable one) which you need to define for the purpose.
If you mean the attribute, then make it a read-only property. If you mean the list itself, then use a tuple instead since they're immutable.
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