> If my script that needs to call a function from another module, and
> the
> module itself both require, say, the string module do i need to
> import
> it in both?
Yes, importing just makes the name visible in the module where it is
imported.
So if you import your module the stuff that it
Way cool, thanks a lot. I have one more small question.If my script that needs to call a function from another module, and the module itself both require, say, the string module do i need to import it in both?If i just import string on my original script, will the module know what to do with it
> now, i have a few functions in some scripts that i would like to
> reuse
> across the board. But, they dont really fit the "object" thing, i
> dont
> thing. Basically, i have a bunch of functions that do different
> things and i
> would like one script to hold them all.
You can put normal fun
shawn bright wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> a while back i wrote a module called DbConnector.py that allowed me to run
> different types of SQL queries. Cool enough.
> i did it mostly to handle the open and close of a db connection so i
> wouldn't have to worry about 'too many connection' errors.
> it
