newbie question on modules

[Max M. Stalnaker]

Would it be adequate for module b to inherit module a?
Then in module b:

class b(a):

It seems possible that this issue is flowing not from python newness, but
from OO newness.  Taking a shot at rethinking the structure to account for
OO possibilities might be useful.  I had been going through that process on
a program that started out modular and is ending up OO and the program is a
structured a bit different than when it started.

"Janos Blazi" <jblazi at netsurf.de> wrote in message
news:38872a70_4 at goliath.newsfeeds.com...
> I have a module a in which a function m_add is defined. Now I want (as the
> last statement of module a) load and execute a module b. Now it seems that
b
> does not know the function m_add. How can I change that?
>
> I'd like to access everything defined in a in the module b that is the
> (variable) second part of a.
>
> What can I do?
>
> Janos Blazi
>
>
>
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