El 24/08/16 a les 12:59, Cédric Krier ha escrit:
Hi,Since some time, I'm a little bit annoyed by our exception about "import *" in __init__.py. It will be great if we could have no more those warning. So I propose to gradually change our style to use this one (example from party module): import category import party … def register(): Pool.register( category.Category, party.Party, party.PartyCategory, …) I find that it has three advantages: - remove the "import *" - remove collision risk about class name - show which python file comes a class What do you think?
It thing is a very good improvement, especially third point as knowing the python file from which the class becomes very usefull for modules with a lot of python files.
I have an additional doubt: If we remove the "import *" we can also remove the __all__ attribute from imported files?
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