automatic reload

[Alan Baljeu]

I need a solution for automatically reloading files I edited. This is in a unit testing/fixing context, so there shouldn't be much problem with leftover data. I just need to be able to call a reload_changed( ) method of some sort before rerunning tests. Stopping and restarting the python interpreter (it's embedded) might be an option if (a) that's feasible within a process and (b) it's quick.

Alan Baljeu

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[Mike Driscoll]

Re: automatic reload

On Nov 14, 11:04 am, Alan Baljeu <alanbal...@yah oo.comwrote:

I need a solution for automatically reloading files I edited.  This is in a unit testing/fixing context, so there shouldn't be much problem with leftover data.  I just need to be able to call a reload_changed( ) method of some sort before rerunning tests.  Stopping and restarting the python interpreter (it's embedded) might be an option if (a) that's feasible withina process and (b) it's quick.
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 Alan Baljeuhttp://www.collaborati ve-systems.org
Intelligent software that works _with_ you.
>

There's the "reload" builtin that you could use. In your method, just
call reload on the modules you need reloaded. TurboGears somehow
watches files for changes, so you might want to check out their source
to see how it works. I'm sure it's something similar.

Mike

[alex23]

Re: automatic reload

Mike Driscoll <kyoso...@gmail .comwrote:

TurboGears somehow
watches files for changes, so you might want to check out their source
to see how it works. I'm sure it's something similar.

I think that's more an inherited feature from TG's use of CherryPy.
There's some code provided on the CP site that might be useful:

http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/AutoReload