Rather than have your module code read a text file, you might also consider
putting the data directly into the module itself (unless you need the text
file to keep the data in a format more friendly to human editing):
MY_LIST = [
['item 1', 'item 2', 'etc.'],
...
]
Anthony
On Saturday,
On 26 Jul 2014, at 7:13 AM, lucas wrote:
> i have it in a module and under that module i have the variable setup as a
> global variable. wherein, if the variable is empty upon using it, i load the
> list of lists from a text file. if it is not empty, then i just use it. so
> in that case, is
i have it in a module and under that module i have the variable setup as a
global variable. wherein, if the variable is empty upon using it, i load
the list of lists from a text file. if it is not empty, then i just use
it. so in that case, is there just the single instance in memory, no
mat
Maybe put it in a module and import it.
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 2:59:55 AM UTC-4, lucas wrote:
>
> hello one and all,
>
> i need a little advice. i have a rather large table that i use to lookup
> hard unchangeable values. essentially is a big list of smaller lists.
>
> i know that each user
An easy way would be to store it in cache.ram. However, I would have to
profile this to see if you have much of a performance gain versus simply
defining the list in your models. It would definitely save memory but
memory isn't the only concern.
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