The other way would be to add each folder to
your PYTHONPATH
It works for me now:
import sys
import os.path
sys.path.append(os.path.join(sys.path[0] ,translate))
That isn't using PYTHONPATH its updaing sys.path
which is slightly different.. This way you need to do that
for every program
Hi all,
I have problem with import statement.
supposed that I have two files in different folders : modules/myfile.py
and translate/factory.py.
the folders modules and translate are in the same level, so if I want to
import factory.py into myfile.py, how can I do?
I have already done in
the folders modules and translate are in the same level, so if I
want to
import factory.py into myfile.py, how can I do?
You need to make your folders into packages.
Its fairly simple, you basically create an init.py file
But its worth reading about packages in the docs
Come back here ifv you
if I want to import factory.py into myfile.py, how can I do?
You need to make your folders into packages.
Its fairly simple, you basically create an init.py file
But its worth reading about packages in the docs
Come back here ifv you have any questions after that.
The other way would be
បានសរសេរ Alan Gauld:
Hi Alan,
the folders modules and translate are in the same level, so if I want to
import factory.py into myfile.py, how can I do?
You need to make your folders into packages.
Its fairly simple, you basically create an init.py file
But its worth reading about packages in
