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Importing in Python
I have a couple of functions and I want to make them visible as library functions to be able to call them from other projects. I want to have them in a separate directory from common python libraries. How I should arrange my code?
You can use this in project where you want import your functions:
import sys
sys.path.append('c:\\myprojects\\MyProjDir\\')
from MyModule import MyClass
Note, that file with name __init__.py must be placed in MyProjDir.
Otherwise Python will not scan this directory. Contents of __init__.py can be left blank.
Docs:
virtualenv?).pth files for you, by using commands such as develop to set up develop mode. You can then also deploy distributions from the same code base.First of all you have to make a package containing your code. A quick introduction can be found here: http://guide.python-distribute.org/introduction.html There are different options how to manage your package in relation to other projects. I would propose to use setuptools to create a distributable package. If you want to isolate your development from the default python installation, have a look at http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv.
You must save this function in some my file, and from other file or module use import.
Define these functions in a seperate file and use import to refer them. A helpful link (modules in python): http://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/modules.html
