dynamically loading classes

[divus]

I am fairly new to python and I do not know if what I would like to do is possible; however, I have done some searching to see if I could find an answer - I found nothing.

I have a file with classes in it. I would like to import all the classes and then run each one through a function without having to type each one out, is this possible?

IE. I want to do something like this:

from myfile import *
from project.control import admin

for myclass in myfile:
  admin.register(myclass)

instead of doing:

from myfile import *
from project.control import admin

admin.register(classA)
admin.register(classB)
...

[bvdet]

I am fairly new to python and I do not know if what I would like to do is possible; however, I have done some searching to see if I could find an answer - I found nothing.

I have a file with classes in it. I would like to import all the classes and then run each one through a function without having to type each one out, is this possible?

IE. I want to do something like this:

[CODE=Python]
from myfile import *
from project.control import admin

for myclass in myfile:
admin.register( myclass)
[/CODE]

instead of doing:

from myfile import *
from project.control import admin

admin.register(classA)
admin.register(classB)
...

Import the module, and you can use dir(module) to access the objects. Example:[code=Python]>>> import math
>>> for s in dir(math):
... if not s.startswith('_ _'):
... print getattr(math, s)
...
<built-in function acos>
<built-in function asin>
<built-in function atan>
<built-in function atan2>
<built-in function ceil>
<built-in function cos>
<built-in function cosh>
<built-in function degrees>
2.71828182846
<built-in function exp>
<built-in function fabs>
<built-in function floor>
<built-in function fmod>
<built-in function frexp>
<built-in function hypot>
<built-in function ldexp>
<built-in function log>
<built-in function log10>
<built-in function modf>
3.14159265359
<built-in function pow>
<built-in function radians>
<built-in function sin>
<built-in function sinh>
<built-in function sqrt>
<built-in function tan>
<built-in function tanh>
>>> [/code]

[divus]

I think this is exactly what I need!

Thank you!