johnf wrote:
> Of course all of this moot at the moment if I keep adding import statements
> to
> my code and dabo.ui.loadUI("wx") to my code.
imports only need to appear once in any script, because all namespaces
under that script have access to the "global" imports. IOW, if you have
this:
#-- test.py
class MyTest(object):
def func1(self):
import foo
foo.do_stuff()
def func2(self):
import foo
foo.do_other_stuff()
#-- end test.py
You can change that to:
#-- test.py
import foo
class MyTest(object):
def func1(self):
foo.do_stuff()
def func2(self):
foo.do_other_stuff()
#-- end test.py
As far as dabo.ui.loadUI("wx"), that only needs to occur once, but it
doesn't hurt to do it multiple times. The main reason you may need this
in each of your UI scripts is for testing them as units: whereas the
main script is the only place you'll need that line in the normal
running of the app, if you want to run just ui/FrmCustomers.py you'll
need the line there for it to work.
> BTW if this is to much to explain - don't take the time. One day a light
> will
> flash on - I hope.
It will. It is one of those things that is so simple, like being able to
invert a 3-d cube in your mind to see it sinking into the page rather
than popping out of the page, that once you overcome the block you'll
never know why you struggled so much.
--
pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com
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