hello all,
I had previously mentioned my doubt and confusion about having a
main() to be an entry point in my python based software.
I am still having a particular doubt.
I use cx freze for creating a python executable. my software is
essentially a package containing a few modules and one file where I
created the main() function.
if needed and suggested by experts I may as well put it in my
__init__.py file of the package.
coming back to the point. where do I put the following code
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
I have 5 modules in my package each doing a specific task.
and a file that contains the main() function. the 5 modules and the
exec.py file all are in the same package. if it is a wrong practice
please correct me.
so plese clear my doubt given the above situation.
Krishnakant.
I had previously mentioned my doubt and confusion about having a
main() to be an entry point in my python based software.
I am still having a particular doubt.
I use cx freze for creating a python executable. my software is
essentially a package containing a few modules and one file where I
created the main() function.
if needed and suggested by experts I may as well put it in my
__init__.py file of the package.
coming back to the point. where do I put the following code
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
I have 5 modules in my package each doing a specific task.
and a file that contains the main() function. the 5 modules and the
exec.py file all are in the same package. if it is a wrong practice
please correct me.
so plese clear my doubt given the above situation.
Krishnakant.