for loop won't work with list of class objects

[smhodge]

I can't understand why the following code won't work. I first create a class for pyBoard internal led's and then create 2 instances, <led1> and <led2>. Each led object has a method to count timer ticks and then toggle the led when the count reaches a trigger value, then reset the count to 0. The function <FlashLeds()> loops over all the led objects to do this. It works if I call the methods directly but does not work if I use a for loop. See ****************** below.

What am I missing here? Thanks, Steve
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# Flash3.py
# import pyb # Done by <boot.py>

class IntLed(pyb.LED): # Internal led's on pyBoard

def __init__(self, id, trig=8):
super().__init__(id)
self.trig=trig
self.cntr=0

def flashLed(self): # Flash led when <cntr> = <trig>, then reset <cntr> to 0, <cntr> increments every 250 ms
self.cntr += 1
if self.cntr == self.trig:
self.toggle()
self.cntr = 0

led1=IntLed(1) # Make two instances of internal led's (ignore the other 2 for now)
led2=IntLed(2, trig=4)

leds= [led1, led2] # List of internal led's

def flashLeds():
for led in leds: # ********** This for loop, using the list, does not work
led.flashled()
# led1.flashLed() # ********** but calling them individually (with no for loop) does!
# led2.flashLed()

tmr = pyb.Timer(1) # Timer instance, use timer #1
tmr.init(freq=4) # 4 Hz --> interrupt every 250 ms
tmr.callback(lambda t:flashLeds())

[dhylands]

You're not calling the same method in the for loop as you are when you do it manually. You're calling flashled in the for loop and flashLed when doing it manually (note the capital L in flashLed).

[smhodge]

Duh. Thanks.