>>Circular import does not work on module level, but you can >>import the module in a method: >> >>file1.py: >>import file2 >>.... >> >> >>file2.py: >># import file1 # Does not work! >>def foo(): >> import file1 # Does work > > > Cool idea ! > > It works on local namespaces, wich dont cause trouble to the whole program. > > +1 Yes, I also think is a good solution. Once I needed to do something like that and ended by writting a third module with the shared functions that the two conflicting modules needed. At that time I already knew that one could import modules from functions; however, I didn't come up with that solution :-(
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