Dick, I can't see a problem but I notice an inconsistency below:
> #testof_cmpSeq.py > import mycalc > which produces: > > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "C:\Python24\MyScripts\testof_cmpSeq.py", line 1, > in -toplevel- > from mycalc import cmpSeq > ImportError: cannot import name cmpSeq In the code snippet you claim to use import mycalc but the error suggests you used 'from mycalc import cmpSeq'. I don't know which is correct and they should both work, but it might be worth checking if it makes a difference. Also was it a freshj interpreter session or was your interactive version of cmpSeq sttill around? Again it shouldn't have been a problem but... > #testof_print_hms > import mycalc > > seconds = 87658 > mycalc.print_hms(seconds) Whereas here you are definitely using import mycalc. Did you do this after adding cmpSeq? If so it would appear that Python is happy with the function definition. Did you try calling mycalc.cmpSeq in this same session? Clutching at straws... Alan G. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
