Márcio Faustino a écrit :
So, no chance of doing this:
# "A.py"
from __future__ import division, with_statement
# "B.py"
from A import *
print 1 / 2
...and printing 0.5, right?
Nope, but for totally unrelated reasons (cf Skip's anwer).
OTHO, this is valid:
# foo.py
def bar():
return "bar"
# A.py
from foo import bar
# B.py
from A import bar
print bar()
FWIW, this is often used in packages __init__.py to hide the package's
internal organization (or when a module starts to grow too big and has
to be refactored as a package without breaking client code).
HTH
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