kevin parks wrote:
> It was explained to me that it is fine to import random, sys and time
> in both, and that only the first import uses up memory, and
> subsequent attempts to import the same module don't really cost
> anything and just add a reference in the namespace. but isn't loading
On Wed, Jul 11, 2007 at 08:24:17PM +0900, kevin parks wrote:
> but my kp module also uses happens to call on certain things from the
> random, time, and sys modules and so kp.py also has
>
> import random
> import sys
> import time
>
> Now so far this seems to be working fine and without error (a
kevin parks wrote:
> With sincere apologies for such a basic question, and one i will
> admit that i asked once before, moons ago. But even after googling
> around a bit i don't understand what the right answer is, or if i
> once did, can't recall it now..
[..]
>
> For some reason i feel li
With sincere apologies for such a basic question, and one i will
admit that i asked once before, moons ago. But even after googling
around a bit i don't understand what the right answer is, or if i
once did, can't recall it now..
I have a script, let's call it foo.py
This script loads sever
kevin parks wrote:
> so let's say i have a script called foo.py.
> foo.py uses some things from the random module and therefore has
>
> import random
> import kp
> import sys
> import time
>
> etc. & co. in it
>
> but foo.py also imports a module kp which also
> happens to import random.
>
> S
On Mar 8, 2006, at 7:09 PM, Bob Gailer wrote:
> kevin parks wrote:
>> i have a module called foo.py
>>
>> foo.py imports random
>>
>> kp.py imports foo.py ... but in kp.py i also need to use stuff from
>> random...
>>
>> so kp.py also imports random
>>
>> but i prolly shouldn't do that right
kevin parks wrote:
> i have a module called foo.py
>
> foo.py imports random
>
> kp.py imports foo.py ... but in kp.py i also need to use stuff from
> random...
>
> so kp.py also imports random
>
> but i prolly shouldn't do that right?
>
Wrong.
> Cause now, haven't i needlessly copied the s
i have a module called foo.py
foo.py imports random
kp.py imports foo.py ... but in kp.py i also need to use stuff from
random...
so kp.py also imports random
but i prolly shouldn't do that right?
Cause now, haven't i needlessly copied the same
names/attributes/methods/functions to 2 nam