On 2019-07-09 17:13, pro_ bro wrote:
On Mon, 8 Jul 2019 22:37 pro_ bro, wrote:
environmental variables are all good ,(i also set path for
site-packages,scripts )
when i install any package using pip it says installation is successful,
but when i try to import the package(module) it says "NO
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> On 9 Jul 2019, at 17:13, pro_ bro
On Mon, 8 Jul 2019 22:37 pro_ bro, wrote:
> environmental variables are all good ,(i also set path for
> site-packages,scripts )
> when i install any package using pip it says installation is successful,
> but when i try to import the package(module) it says "NO MODULE NAMED
> (MODULE NAME)"
>
Dan wrote:
>>>no executable code in
>>>__init__.py is executed, even though "import test" seems to succeed.
>
> I've discovered that "import test" *does* cause executable code in the
> package to be executed. However, I can't execute it on the command line
> using "python test". Is there a way to
> > no executable code in
> > __init__.py is executed, even though "import test" seems to succeed.
I've discovered that "import test" *does* cause executable code in the
package to be executed. However, I can't execute it on the command line
using "python test". Is there a way to do this?
> There
Dan Richter wrote:
> I'm trying to create a package+module structure, specifically a "test"
> package with all the unit tests. I'd like to have a package (directory)
> "test" that has various test modules, and I'd also like "test" itself to
> be a module that runs all the tests. Is this not possibl
I'm trying to create a package+module structure, specifically a "test"
package with all the unit tests. I'd like to have a package (directory)
"test" that has various test modules, and I'd also like "test" itself to
be a module that runs all the tests. Is this not possible?
I created a directory c
