You would find the same thing in CPython. When you execute Program.py it
is run with the name '__main__' (the main program being executed). When
you import it, you import it with the name 'Program' which causes it to
be imported with a different name. I suggest you put your debug symbol
in a separate module that both Program.py and LogMessage.py import from.
Michael Foord
Yash Ganthe wrote:
I use IronPython 2.0.
In Program.py I have:
print "hello"
DEBUGMODE=0
.
.
.
import LogMessage
In LogMessage.py I have
from Program import DEBUGMODE
When I run :
ipy Program.py
I observe that "hello" is printed twice: Once when Program.py is run
and next when a symbol from Program.py is imported in LogMessage. If
one module imports another, does it execute all statements in it even
if that module has been loaded before?
What do I need to do to avoid it?
Program.py and LogMessage.py are both in the same folder.
Thanks,
Yash
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