How do you find if the user defined modules are imported?
This tries to see if it is imported ("-" is for easier to read): - Loaded modules:
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- tokenize: LPAR,PseudoToken,ENDMARKER
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- heapq: sort,izip,_nlargest
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- __future__: __module__,getMandatoryRelease,division
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- copy_reg: _inverted_registry,_slotnames,__all__
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- sre_compile: _optimize_unicode,isstring,_sre
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- _collections:
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- cStringIO:
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- _sre:
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- functools: wraps,partial,WRAPPER_ASSIGNMENTS
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- random: WichmannHill,_sin,_exp
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- cPickle:
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- __builtin__:
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- subprocess: __module__,STDOUT,__str__
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- dummy_thread: __module__,__enter__,__exit__
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- gc:
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- cmd: do_help,__module__,prompt
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- __main__: PREDICTORS_CFG_DIR,sequence,tearDown
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- operator:
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- array:
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- select:
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- _heapq:
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- _threading_local: current_thread,__module__,__new__
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- abc: __module__,_InstanceType,_abc_invalidation_counter
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- _bisect:
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- posixpath: _varprog,sameopenfile,splitext
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- _random:
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- os2emxpath: pardir,realpath,stat
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- tempfile: _TemporaryFileWrapper,_set_cloexec,_candidate_tempdir_list
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- errno:
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- pprint: __module__,format,_StringIO
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- binascii:
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- token: DEDENT,LPAR,ENDMARKER
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- sre_constants: REPEAT_ONE,makedict,AT_END_LINE
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- re: __module__,finditer,_expand
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- _abcoll: __module__,Container,__isub__
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- collections: __repr__,OrderedDict,_make
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- ntpath: pardir,realpath,exists
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- threading: _BoundedSemaphore,_sleep,Semaphore
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- opcode: hasjrel,hasconst,EXTENDED_ARG
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- _struct:
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- _warnings:
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- math:
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- shlex: __module__,get_token,file
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- fcntl:
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- genericpath: isdir,stat,commonprefix
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- stat: S_IWRITE,ST_MTIME,S_IRGRP
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- string: ascii_lowercase,upper,__module__
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- warnings: __module__,filterwarnings,once_registry
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- UserDict: __module__,popitem,pop
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- inspect: CO_VARARGS,formatargvalues,findsource
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- repr: aRepr,__module__,repr_list
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- struct: _clearcache,__doc__
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- sys:
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- pwd:
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- imp:
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- getopt: opt,__module__,short_has_arg
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- readline:
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- copy: _copy_with_copy_method,__module__,_deepcopy_atomic
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- ConfigParser: optionxform,InterpolationError,set
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- bdb: __module__,get_file_breaks,clear_bpbynumber
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- types: __module__,IntType,TypeType
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- strop:
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- _functools:
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- keyword: iskeyword,main,kwlist
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- thread:
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- StringIO: __module__,readlines,getvalue
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- bisect: insort_right,bisect,bisect_left
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- pickle: EMPTY_DICT,NEWTRUE,TypeType
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- signal:
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- traceback: print_stack,print_exception,print_last
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- difflib: _count_leading,heapq,_namedtuple
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- marshal:
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- linecache: updatecache,clearcache,__all__
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- itertools:
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- posix:
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- doctest: REPORT_UDIFF,get_doctest,_parse_example
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- unittest: parseArgs,assertNotEquals,__str__
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- time:
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- sre_parse: _PATTERNENDERS,SRE_FLAG_UNICODE,AT_END
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- os: pardir,__module__,sep
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- pdb: do_enable,help,help_run
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- dis: hasjrel,hasconst,HAVE_ARGUMENT
When module has these importations: - import os
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import unittest #User-Defined
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from ConfigParser import ConfigParser #User-Defined
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from common import RNASPACE_DIR, TEST_DIR_NAME, DATA_DIR_NAME, \
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TEST_USER_DIR_NAME, WORKSPACE_DIR, SEQ_FASTA_SUFFIX, \
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TEST_PROJECT_NAME, SEQ_DIR_NAME, SEQ_TXT_SUFFIX, \
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PREDICTORS_CFG_DIR, PREDICTOR_CFG_SUFFIX, OUTPUT_DIR_NAME, \
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TEST_RUN_NAME, OUTPUT_FILE_SUFFIX, REFERENCE_DIR_NAME, \
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REFERENCE_FILE_SUFFIX
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#User-Defined
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import sys
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path_rnaspace = "/bi/opt/RNAspace/rnaspace_sources/rnaspace/rnaspace/"
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sys.path.append(path_rnaspace)
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from rnaspace.core.sequence import sequence #User-Defined
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from rnaspace.core.conversion.gff_converter import gff_converter #User-Defined
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from rnaspace.core.conversion.csv_converter import csv_converter #User-Defined
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from rnaspace.core.conversion.fasta_converter import fasta_converter #User-Defined
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