This is really cheesing me off...

[Chris Akre]

If you use Idle, after you make modifications to the module, hit F5 (IIRC)
to "run" the module.  This has cleared up the problem for me.  If you are
not using Idle, I think that if you run "run" the module in your instance of
PythonWin, it should have the same effect.

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"Dale Strickland-Clark" <dale at out-think.NOSPAMco.uk> wrote in message
news:fl8eusk0isus6ggq8ajv84t5h9tul83e9b at 4ax.com...
> Env: Win2K, Python 1.6, PythonWin
>
> How do you develop multi-module projects without haveing to constantly
> quit and restart PythonWin?
>
> I run the code under PythonWin
> An error occurs.
> I fix the bug.
> Save the module.
>
> Run the code again.
> The same error occurs.
>
> I try import/reload on the module.
> Run the code again.
> The same error occurs.
>
> I try import/reload on all the modules.
> Run the code again.
> The same error occurs.
>
> I quit and restart PythonWin
> Run the code again.
> The error has gone.
>
> What a tedious business this is.
>
> What's the answer?
> This is making development soooo slooooow.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dale Strickland-Clark
> Out-Think Ltd
> Business Technology Consultants
>
>