John Mark Agosta wrote:
> Matthew -
>
> Yes, its pretty clever, I tried it. I noticed that on subsequent edits you
> don't have to re-execute the
> "import ftplib", which is convenient if you are entering this manually.
Note that there are other reasons for avoiding "from module import *", and
Matthew -
Yes, its pretty clever, I tried it. I noticed that on subsequent edits you
don't have to re-execute the
"import ftplib", which is convenient if you are entering this manually.
Thanks -john mark
At 07:55 AM 9/24/2002 +1200, Matthew Sherborne wrote:
>I think this will work...
>
>fr
I think this will work...
from ftplib import *
...
# reload code below
import ftplib
reload(ftplib)
from ftplib import *
That should update all the stuff that was imported by ftplib the first
time. But you'll have to call it in global space in order to update
global space.
I vaguely
John Mark Agosta wrote:
> During interactive development one can reload modules that have been
> imported and modified by doing a reload(module_name). How does this work
> if the module was imported into the main module with the "from ... import
> *" form? Is there a way to reload() them?
Not
During interactive development one can reload modules that have been
imported and modified by doing a reload(module_name). How does this work
if the module was imported into the main module with the "from ... import
*" form? Is there a way to reload() them?
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