Question about using from/import from with a class

[John Taylor]

I have a class that has this code in it:

def __init__(self,Site):
self.Site = Site
import_cmd = "from regexpr_%d import *" % ( int(self.Site.id) )
exec( import_cmd )
print AGENT # fails, NameError: global name 'AGENT' is not defined
The regexpr_1.py file, for example, has the line:
AGENT="Mozilla"

After the exec() command is ran, how to I access varaibles defined in
the regexpr_%d file?

Thanks,
John

[John Lenton]

On 27 Jul 2004 10:32:41 -0700, John Taylor <jo**************@yahoo.com> wrote:

I have a class that has this code in it:

def __init__(self,Site):
self.Site = Site
import_cmd = "from regexpr_%d import *" % ( int(self.Site.id) )
exec( import_cmd )
print AGENT # fails, NameError: global name 'AGENT' is not defined

The regexpr_1.py file, for example, has the line:
AGENT="Mozilla"

After the exec() command is ran, how to I access varaibles defined in
the regexpr_%d file?

don't do it this way. Try this instead:

regexpr = __import__('regexpr_%d' % int(self.Site.id))
print regexpr.AGENT

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[John Lenton]

On 27 Jul 2004 10:32:41 -0700, John Taylor <jo**************@yahoo.com> wrote:

I have a class that has this code in it:

def __init__(self,Site):
self.Site = Site
import_cmd = "from regexpr_%d import *" % ( int(self.Site.id) )
exec( import_cmd )
print AGENT # fails, NameError: global name 'AGENT' is not defined

The regexpr_1.py file, for example, has the line:
AGENT="Mozilla"

After the exec() command is ran, how to I access varaibles defined in
the regexpr_%d file?

don't do it this way. Try this instead:

regexpr = __import__('regexpr_%d' % int(self.Site.id))
print regexpr.AGENT

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[John Lenton]

On 27 Jul 2004 10:32:41 -0700, John Taylor <jo**************@yahoo.com> wrote:

I have a class that has this code in it:

def __init__(self,Site):
self.Site = Site
import_cmd = "from regexpr_%d import *" % ( int(self.Site.id) )
exec( import_cmd )
print AGENT # fails, NameError: global name 'AGENT' is not defined

The regexpr_1.py file, for example, has the line:
AGENT="Mozilla"

After the exec() command is ran, how to I access varaibles defined in
the regexpr_%d file?

don't do it this way. Try this instead:

regexpr = __import__('regexpr_%d' % int(self.Site.id))
print regexpr.AGENT

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[Peter Otten]

John Taylor wrote:

I have a class that has this code in it:

def __init__(self,Site):
self.Site = Site
import_cmd = "from regexpr_%d import *" % ( int(self.Site.id) )
exec( import_cmd )
print AGENT # fails, NameError: global name 'AGENT' is not defined
The regexpr_1.py file, for example, has the line:
AGENT="Mozilla"

It may be bad style but it _does_ work here. I would verify that

[faked:]

import regexpr_1
regexpr_1.AGENT

'Mozilla'

in the interpreter doesn't also raise the NameError. If so, check
int(self.Site.id).

Peter