Re: Problem with global variables in modules

On 30 août, 11:46, mwebs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > this is more a python-specific problem then a django one. Then please post it on c.l.py. > I have 2 modules > > #a.py: > > global filebuffer > filebuffer = [] You don't need the global keyword at the top-level of a module. You onl

Re: Problem with global variables in modules

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Problem with global variables in modules

Hello, this is more a python-specific problem then a django one. I have 2 modules #a.py: global filebuffer filebuffer = [] #b.py print filebuffer --> filebuffer not defined ___ Do I have to import a.py? but I want to work on the same instance of filebuffer from both mo