how to include a file -- not import??
Stefan Schwarzer
s.schwarzer at ndh.net
Thu Jan 6 11:43:53 EST 2000
Hello,
Andrew Csillag schrieb:
> The way to make it so that the other code can access variables in the
> including files namespace is:
> exec open('filename').read()
If I understand would you mean :-) that would probably not have the
desired effect if called in a function. In this case the symbols
from the "imported" file would go into the calling function's
namespace and got inaccessible when the function is finished.
For a case when I wanted to execute a file in a specific namespace
I used
# This function allows to customize the always read HTML format from
# html_format.py .
def custom_format( format_file ):
try:
execfile( format_file, text_areas.html_format.__dict__ )
except IOError, msg:
printerr( 'Warning: can\'t use format file ' + format_file + '\n' )
except:
printerr( 'Error: invalid custom format file ' + format_file + '\n' )
sys.exit( 1 )
This causes the loaded stuff to become visible in
text_areas.html_format . (I'm not sure whether this is entirely
safe, since I only _hope_ to have understood the documentation on
execfile correctly *g*.)
Stefan
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