I've tried this:
import MyPackage
if MyPackage.aVariable is None:
MyPackage.aVariable = True
but when I tried to access MyPackage.aVariable from another file
(ie through an other import) the value is still None.
how can I do this
thanks
yomgui
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On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 14:50:18 GMT, yomgui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried this:
import MyPackage
if MyPackage.aVariable is None:
MyPackage.aVariable = True
but when I tried to access MyPackage.aVariable from another file
(ie through an other import) the value is still None.
how can I
hi,
your sample code works, but mine doesn't.
it must be a multi-thread issue.
I am certain that I am modifying MyPackage.aVariable
before using it.
Both threads are importing MyPackage,
but the modification of MyPackage.aVariable
is not seen by the other thread. is this possible ?
is there a
actually, it is not linked to threading but to the scope.
the second attempt to access MyPackage.aVariable
is inside the __init__ of a class
and this seems to be the problem.
I believe it is a genuine python bug.
yomgui
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On Wed, 2006-12-27 at 18:10 +, yomgui wrote:
actually, it is not linked to threading but to the scope.
the second attempt to access MyPackage.aVariable
is inside the __init__ of a class
and this seems to be the problem.
I believe it is a genuine python bug.
Please post a minimal but
At Wednesday 27/12/2006 13:45, yomgui wrote:
your sample code works, but mine doesn't.
it must be a multi-thread issue.
I am certain that I am modifying MyPackage.aVariable
before using it.
Both threads are importing MyPackage,
but the modification of MyPackage.aVariable
is not seen by the
