"Currall, Andrew" <andrew.curr...@aecom.com> wrote
DemandModel.py is a valid, working python script.
If I create another script file, then:
execfile('DemandModel.py')
You probably shouldn't. You should probably be importing it.
Is there a reason why you want to use execfile()?
Its nearly always the wrong solution...
def runfile():
execfile('DemandModel.py')
runfile()
File "DemandModel.py", line 12, in DemandModel
Parameters=ReadDmData(segname)
NameError: global name 'ReadDmData' is not defined
So it works on a line by itself but not in a function?
And it is running the file but getting an undefined name. odd.
What happens if you run execfile() from a new interpreter prompt?
CodeFile=open('DemandModel.py', 'r')
exec(CodeFile)
What happens if you use import (assuming you store in
somewhere in sys.path...)
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