Smal question

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Hello group,

I have some scripts sharing some common functions.
So what I'd like to have is a modern include.
Of course python does not have (with good reasons) no include statement.
But I'm too lazy to create a module which has to be installed into the interpreter for some functions I need to share in a project.
Is there any idea to do this ?

Thanks a lot

Hans

[Nick Dumas]

Re: Smal question

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This is easy. Simply create a .py file containing all the methods you
want to share. Put this file in the same directory as the rest of your
project files. In each of your project files that requires one of the
methods, simply "import <name of method file>". Python supports
impromptu module creation, which is great just for circumstances like this.

Hans Müller wrote:

Hello group,
>
I have some scripts sharing some common functions.
So what I'd like to have is a modern include.
Of course python does not have (with good reasons) no include statement.
But I'm too lazy to create a module which has to be installed into the
interpreter for some functions I need to share in a project.
Is there any idea to do this ?
>
Thanks a lot
>
Hans

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[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Hans_M=FCller?=]

Re: Smal question

Thanks a lot,

you made my day.

As often in python, it's really simple and useful !

Greetings

Hans

[Bruno Desthuilliers]

Re: Smal question

Hans Müller a écrit :

Hello group,
>
I have some scripts sharing some common functions.
So what I'd like to have is a modern include.
Of course python does not have (with good reasons) no include statement.
But I'm too lazy to create a module which has to be installed into the
interpreter for some functions I need to share in a project.

What do you mean "installed in the interpreter" ?

[Terry Reedy]

Re: Smal question



Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:

Hans Müller a écrit :

>Hello group,
>>
>I have some scripts sharing some common functions.
>So what I'd like to have is a modern include.
>Of course python does not have (with good reasons) no include statement.
>But I'm too lazy to create a module which has to be installed into the
>interpreter for some functions I need to share in a project.

>
What do you mean "installed in the interpreter" ?

He probably meant either compiled into the interpreter or installed in
the interpreter directory, not knowing that one can import from the
project directory, and that the project directory gets added to the
front of sys.path (as '.').

[Aahz]

Re: Smal question

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