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Sorry. When I hit "reply" on gmail to your message, your personal email
comes up as opposed to the python list address. My apologies for not
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Dan Yamins wrote:
What is the principle behind this? And, is there some simple
way (other than restarting the interpreter) of "reloading"
that wipes out the old attributes associated with a given name
so that spurious attributes do not remain?
No.
Con
Dan Yamins wrote:
I also have noticed another (to me) strange thing about module
imports. If anyone could explain this to me, that would be great (I
apologize if it's too elementary for this list.)
Suppose I have a module
#file: testmodule.py
a = 1
When importing this module, obviously
I also have noticed another (to me) strange thing about module imports. If
anyone could explain this to me, that would be great (I apologize if it's
too elementary for this list.)
Suppose I have a module
#file: testmodule.py
a = 1
When importing this module, obviously 'a' becomes an attrib
