Vadim Khaskel wrote:
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> Hi All,
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>
>
> I just started with IronPython in Visual Studio 2005 and I’m having
> problem to understand some
>
> basic things.
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>
>
> I encountered with the following problem: simple app - user presses
> Button1 on Form1 and
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> Form2 pops up.
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>
>
> I have Button1 on Form1, Form2 in the same namespace with Form1.
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>
>
> def _button1_Click(self, sender, e):
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> f2=Form2()
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>
>
> Error I get is this:
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>
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> name 'Form2' not defined
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>
>
> Since Form2 in the same namespace I assume that there is no need to
> import anything to Form1.py, but
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> I’m getting the same error regardless if I’m importing Form2.py or not.
>
I'm afraid that this error means that you *don't* have the name 'Form2'
in your namespace when this code is called.
You need to include something like:
from form2_module import Form2
Python will only let you use names that you have either defined or
imported into the current namespace. Just importing the *module* that
contains a definition doesn't give you access to all the names defined
in the module (Python differs from the C# 'using' directive in this
respect).
Michael
http://www.manning.com/foord
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> Thanks for help,
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>
>
> Vadim
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