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Date: 02/19/06 17:14:39
Subject: Re: [Tutor] How can I make Python Shell see new version of functionsubroutine?
Do you need to use copy and paste? For instance, say all your
functions are in a file called "factorization.py". In IDLE, you could
type "import factorization", and then you'll be able to call your
functions by typing things like "factorization.gcd(x, y)".
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>>> import "c:\\math\\factoring\\factor30.py"
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>
>>> import "c:\math\factoring\factor30.py"
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>
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If you change the code, you can reload the module by using the
'reload' builtin function.
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Could you explain this more. I'm not compiling or recompiling the function
subroutine.
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Have you tried restarting IDLE? The first thing to do would be to
verify that the problem is what you think it is (as opposed to a bug
in your code, for example).
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Yes. I made a mistake.
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