How to Lock Globar Variables across Modules?
Alex
the_brain at mit.edu
Thu Sep 28 09:58:37 EDT 2000
> I wish python had a reference feature to make it more efficient:
>
> sv& = main_module.sv
>
> Whatever 'main_module.sv' points to, 'sv' will also point to. If
> possible in the implementation, hopefully a reference like this will
> not involve a dictionary look-up at all.
Sorry, python just doesn't work this way at the moment. I think you
would have to change variable name lookups to check for such
'privileged' names. That may or may not involve a lot of work.
One thing that I do to avoid having to import commonly used objects in
every module that uses them is modify the python __builtins__ module.
In main_module, you could do something like
import main_module
__builtins__.m = main_module
...and from then on, you could refer to sv as m.sv throughout your
program. It still seems like a bad idea to me on the face of it,
though.
Alex.
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