Calder Coalson wrote:
>> That is exactly what modules and imports let you do.
> It really doesn't seem to be doing that, because I import a bunch of
> stuff and define it in my main file, then I import another file and it
> can't use the global variables and the modules imported in the main file.
Calder Coalson wrote:
> All I want to do is split up my file into multiple files,
Why not a simple execfile("otherprogram.py")?
All the code in otherprogram.py is executed as if it was typed into
the main program.
No namespace issues or import problems. (Not OOP either, in fact!)
Hope this he
Calder Coalson wrote:
> Ok, I have a program with multiple different states, but it does, (to
> some extent) run linearly. All I want to do, is to be able to take
> chunks of the program and put it in separate files so I don't have to
> scroll through a couple thousand lines of stuff every time
Calder Coalson wrote:
> I've tried import, but that
> doesn't work because the thing has to be completely independent. All
> I want to do is split up my file into multiple files,
These requirements seem a bit contradictory. If you have one program
that you want to split into multiple modules
On Saturday, May 19, 2007, at 11:48PM, "Calder Coalson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>This probably has the simplest solution ever, but how do you run a
>python file from another python program? I've tried import, but that
>doesn't work because the thing has to be completely independent. All
Am 2007-05-19 um 23:46 schrieb Calder Coalson:
> This probably has the simplest solution ever, but how do you run a
> python file from another python program? I've tried import, but that
> doesn't work because the thing has to be completely independent. All
> I want to do is split up my file int
This probably has the simplest solution ever, but how do you run a
python file from another python program? I've tried import, but that
doesn't work because the thing has to be completely independent. All
I want to do is split up my file into multiple files, but I can't
find a command jus
