What you can do is if ONE.py has a class with the variable a, in it, you can pass the class instance (ie. self) and then you can call any function or get any global class variable.
eg
def foo(parent):
    print parent.a

On 05/10/05, Matt Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear List,

I'm trying to clarify something about accessing variables.

If I have ONE.py file with some variable a, and ONE imports TWO, which
has a variable b, can TWO access variable a (I don't think so, but I
just thought I'd check).

I guess the way round this is just to make some classes & objects, and
then they can easily pass parameters to each other, but I just thought
I'd check.

Matt

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