Simple but fundamental: How to import a jython class?

[aziz.hammadi]

I wrote a jython class bus I can not use it in another jython script
:-(
Example:
---------------------- X.py----------------------
class X:
def hello():
print "Hello"
---------------------- Y.py----------------------
import X
x = X()
x.hello()
I get TypeError: call of non function (module 'X')
Both files are in the same directory.

Tanks!

[Frank Schenk]

az**********@gmail.com wrote:

I wrote a jython class bus I can not use it in another jython script
:-(
Example:
---------------------- X.py----------------------
class X:
def hello():
print "Hello"
---------------------- Y.py----------------------
import X
x = X()
x.hello()
I get TypeError: call of non function (module 'X')
Both files are in the same directory.

try
from X import X
or
x = X.X()
Frank

[Fredrik Lundh]

az**********@gmail.com wrote:

I wrote a jython class bus I can not use it in another jython script
:-(
Example:
---------------------- X.py----------------------
class X:
def hello():
print "Hello"
---------------------- Y.py----------------------
import X
x = X()
x.hello()

I get TypeError: call of non function (module 'X')
Both files are in the same directory.

after you've done "import X", the name X refers to the namespace of the
module X.py, not the class (or any other object) in that module. to access
the class, use dot notation:

x = X.X()

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[aziz.hammadi]

Thanks Frank. It works :_)