while going with config switching, you can include some common values from
third file, will save some copy-paste work:
config1.py:
myPlatform="windows"
execfile("common-config.py")
config2.py:
myPlatform="linux"
execfile("common-config.py")
common-config.py:
echo "my current platform is:",myPlatform
normally, execfile() is not a prefered way include module in python, but in
this case it will save some trouble of exchanging values from caller
config. going the "normal" way (using import statements) you'd have to
declare everything from common-config.py as function(s), and call them from
config1/config2 with config-specific arguments.
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