Any python wizards? Solved..!

Oh well seems the way, in writing this out I actually solved it... So as it may help others or I never know when I'll forget this. ;)
 
OK got playing and I'm creating dynamic variables like..

for each in self.items.keys():
self.__dict__[each] = self.items[each]

Now this works fine in a function I can call function.foo where foo = (The evaluation of)self.__dict__[each] and it will return the value. Now having stepped through it with pdb I'm definitely missing something, as there is no var foo. But as I don't know what foo is (Well I do as I created a global.list) I tried to reiterate over my global.list and want to populate a dictionary, but I'm hitting a brick wall, I've tried eval I've tried doing similar to self.__dict__ nothing is helping.

in Psuedo-code

for i in global.list
               x = funtion.(eval(i))

I just keep getting told load instance has no attribute eval with out brackets and with syntax error. So finally getting close.. I can return <__main__.load instance at hex>.foo using str(function)+str(foo) and narrows the problem down to 
unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'instance' and 'str'

So how do I get around this eval isn't working for me using str hasn't helped as it returns the instance as a string but I want to create the string to evaluate it.

Solution:--
Create a string then eval the string like so

part ="self.function."
compiled = part+str(each)
print eval(compiled)

Though if anyone can see a way around using eval though I would appreciate it as I'm not sure it is the way to go.