i've noticed that shutting web2py server down and restarting solves
the problem. are those modules loaded at startup times? how to debug
them?
thanks

On 31 Gen, 14:42, pistacchio <[email protected]> wrote:
> i think the problem is a bit deeper.. after having changed the name it
> started working with the new version, but it contained an error (a
> variable not define because i mistyped it). i corrected the error and
> it keeps on yielding it and referring to a line number that does not
> exist anymore, like if the module was cached and the server (web2py
> develop server under mac) doesn't update to the current version. any
> help?
>
> On 31 Gen, 12:05, pistacchio <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi,
> > i have a file named bb.py in my application's modules directory. i
> > import it with local_import('bb'). i made some changes to it and i
> > notice that the program no longer loads them (but keeps working like
> > it were using an older version). so i renamed the file to bb2.py and
> > it kept working. if i use local_import('bb2'), it correctly loads the
> > newer version.
>
> > so, where is local_import looking for modules? i don't know where it
> > is getting that older version, but should't the modules dir of the
> > current application the first place to look for? thanks

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