Shrutarshi Basu wrote:
> Ok, I'm starting to understand how things work. Just one last
> question: suppose my package has a config.py (which contains a config
> dict) which another module in the package imports by "import config".
> If the user of my package has a config.py in the directory from wh
Ok, I'm starting to understand how things work. Just one last
question: suppose my package has a config.py (which contains a config
dict) which another module in the package imports by "import config".
If the user of my package has a config.py in the directory from where
they run their program (whi
Shrutarshi Basu wrote:
> Thanks for that, i think that creating a configuration submodule and
> importing it into the modules that need it will be the most elegant
> solution for me. I was wondering whether the following solution would
> work / be good practice?
> 1. have the parser system in __ini
Shrutarshi Basu wrote:
> I'm working on a module consisting of a number of scripts that handle
> communications over a serial connection. I would like someway for the
> user to be able to specify which serial port to be used based on a
> config file in the same directory as the user's program. Shou
I'm working on a module consisting of a number of scripts that handle
communications over a serial connection. I would like someway for the
user to be able to specify which serial port to be used based on a
config file in the same directory as the user's program. Should I
place the parsing system i
