Question #209132 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/209132
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
principally this should access myVar in myModule:
# in main
import myModule
myModule.myVar = 0
But the problem you have:
the code in myModule is executed once at the time of the import.
so your code in myModule:
if (myVar=="0"):print myVar
else:print myVar
would be executed before something else is done in main and never again.
... and this would give a name error, since, myVar is not defined at the time
of the if.
Modules usually do only contain code for some initialization. The rest
is classes and/or functions.
If you want to execute code from other .py's in the context of main,
then use execfile() instead of import.
With a module you should wrap the features you want to use in main into
def()'s:
main.py
-------
import myModule
if (arg=="foo"):myVar=1
else:myVar=0
myModule.doSomething(myVar)
myModule.py
-----------
def doSomething(myVar):
if (myVar=="0"):print myVar
else:print myVar
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