Emily Fortuna wrote:
> If I understand what you're asking (forgive me if I misunderstood), you
> need to create a file in the mymodules directory and call it __init__.py
> (even if you don't put anything in this file). This tells Python that
> it is a package containing modules. Then, in your program myprogram.py,
> you can say import mymodule1
> mymodule1.function_name('foo')
> Then it shouldn't matter what computer you are on; the script should run.
That is close but not quite right. The correct import will be
from mymodules import mymodule1
Kent
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> Laszlo Antal wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> This is how my directory looks
>> myprogram (this is the main folder for my program)
>> |
>> myprogram.py
>> mymodules (this is where I store my modules)
>> |
>> mymodule1.py
>> mymodule2.py
>>
>> I would like to import from mymodules folder my modules1.py,
>> mymodules2.py into myprogram.py.
>>
>> How can I add mymodules folder to pythonpath
>> from myprogram.py.?
>> So if I copy myprogram folder into an other pc than myprogram.py can
>> take care of adding mymodules folder to pythonpath.
>>
>> Thank you in advance
>> Laszlo Antal
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