I wish to put the modules that I write that will be used in other Python
programs in the following directory structure:
c:\mylibrary------+
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+-----utils--- utility modules (signon, read_ini modules)
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+-----ACCPAC---ACCPAC classes
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.
.
I created __init__.py in c:\mylibrary (contents below)
#-----------------------------------------------------
# mylibrary package
#
# package placeholder
#
#
#-----------------------------------------------------
I created __init__.py in c:\mylibrary\utils (contents below)
#-----------------------------------------------------------
# mylibrary.utils
#
# package placeholder
#
# List of all modules in this package
#
__all__ = ["signon", "read_ini", "fmt_currency"]
#------------------------------------------------------------
within Python I can type:
from mylibrary.utils import signon
and it loads the signon module. I can type help(signon) and it displays
proper information.
Problem: When I attempt to use any imported functions I get the following error
message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<interactive input>", line 1, in ?
TypeError: object is not callable: <module 'mylibrary.utils.signon' from
'c:\python21\mylibrary\utils\signon.pyc'>
I have searched high and low for what I'm missing, but I just can't seem to put
my finger on what is wrong.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Regards,
Larry Bates
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