Márcio Faustino a écrit :
Hi,
Does Python support public imports instead of the default private?
Python has no notion of "public" or "private" !-)
Something like D's "public import" (see <http://www.digitalmars.com/d/
2.0/module.html>)
Python imports don't work as D imports (as far as I can tell from the
above link). The Python import statement binds imported name - whether
the module object itself[1] or the explicitely[2] or implicitely[3]
specified names from the module object - into the importing module's
namespace.
[1] import some_module
[2] from some_module import some_name
[3] from some_module import *
IOW, if module_b imports module_a and module_c import module_a, module_a
will be accessible in module_c as module_b.module_a. If module_b import
name_x from module_a and module_c imports module_b, name_x will be
accessible in module_c as module_b.name_x. Etc, etc....
HTH
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