Importing problems
Question posted by: Gabriele *darkbard* Farina
(Guest)
on
July 18th, 2005 06:24 PM
Hi
I've my application filesystem structured like this:
app/
-main.py
-pharaon/
--__init__.py
--engine/
---__init__.py
---php/
----__init__.py
----tokenizer.py
--utils
---__init__.py
---buffers.py
I'd like to use a class defined in the module pharaon/utils/buffers.py
inside a class defined in pharaon/engine/php/tokenizer.py
I import the class this way (inside buffers.py):
from pharaon.utils.buffers import FileBuffer
and then I use the class this way:
class Tokenizer:
def __init__(self, source):
self.buffer = FileBuffer(source)
inside the main.py file I got this code:
from pharaon.engine.php.tokenizer import Tokenizer
t = Tokenizer("test.php")
print t.buffer
but when I run the code it prints None.
why?? I wrong importing the modules??
bye
1
Answer Posted
Am Sat, 06 Nov 2004 06:53:02 -0800 schrieb Gabriele *darkbard* Farina:
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> Hi
>
> I've my application filesystem structured like this:[/color]
....
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> I'd like to use a class defined in the module pharaon/utils/buffers.py
> inside a class defined in pharaon/engine/php/tokenizer.py
>
> I import the class this way (inside buffers.py):
> from pharaon.utils.buffers import FileBuffer[/color]
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> and then I use the class this way:
> class Tokenizer:
> def __init__(self, source):
> self.buffer = FileBuffer(source)[/color]
The indentation got lost.
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> In main.py file I got this code:
> from pharaon.engine.php.tokenizer import Tokenizer
> t = Tokenizer("test.php")
> print t.buffer[/color]
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> but when I run the code it prints None.
> why?? I wrong importing the modules??[/color]
What does this print?
print t.buffer.__class__
HTH,
Thomas
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