Question #252004 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/252004
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
when using
import some_module
then you have to qualify the contained members with the module name.
some_module.some_member
since in your case the functions are not on level null, but inside of a class,
you have to use this to call e.g. blank_number:
phonevalidation.numberediting().blank_number()
My impression:
The class level in your implementation is of no use, since your intention is,
to just use functions in other modules.
So just define the functions on the level null without a class, then it would
simply be:
phonevalidation.blank_number()
… and if you implement a naming convention, so the member names
integrate into the main namespace without any overlapping, then it is
even easier:
from phone validation import * # reveals the level 0 member names in this
namespace
blank_number() # so they can be used without qualification
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