On Mar 20, 5:24 pm, Jeffrey Froman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This method should work fine. Modules are effectively singletons, so running
> this code one time anywhere in your application will cause the changes to
> appear in all references to the original module.
Yhea. I got it now. :) It alre
Pedro Machado Santa wrote:
> import testpackage
>
> class testClass():
> #...
>
> testpackage.testClass = testClass
This method should work fine. Modules are effectively singletons, so running
this code one time anywhere in your application will cause the changes to
appear in all references t
Hi all,
I'm really a newbie in Python, and I wanted to do a tricky thing. I
don't know if it is possible but my intention was: I have a package
(namely breve) and I want to alter (override?) some of it's functions
preserving the original library/package - in order if I update it, I
do not lose my
