Le 14/02/2012 20:25, Alan Gauld a écrit :
On 14/02/12 19:08, Karim wrote:
Advices are welcome!
Asking the same question twice does not double your chances of getting
a reply. It may even reduce them.
As to your question, it's not the most common way to do it, it's not
even the way I'd r
On 14/02/12 19:08, Karim wrote:
Advices are welcome!
Asking the same question twice does not double your chances of getting a
reply. It may even reduce them.
As to your question, it's not the most common way to do it, it's not
even the way I'd recommend since what it does is hide your code
Hello All,
I have 3 functions, common utilities which I use several times in many
modules of a main package.
I don't want to create an utilies.py module in the package. Instead I
declare it in the __init__.py of
the package. Then to use it I do the following:
from packe
Is it ok to do thi
Hello All,
I have 3 functions, common utilities which I use several times in many
modules of a main package.
I don't want to create an utilies.py module in the package. Instead I
declare it in the __init__.py of
the package. Then to use it inside my package I do the following:
from package
