Hello,
Let's say I have a module "emacs", defining function eexecfile(file):
def eexecfile(file):
# do other stuff
execfile(file,globals())
# do other stuff
Now, assume I have file test.py containing an assignment "x=1"
If I run python and do:
import emacs
emacs.eexecfile("test.py")
print emacs.x # works, x was put in module namespace
print x # doesn't work, x is not defined in main script namespace
What is the best way to make "print x" work? Using the following:
import __main__
def eexecfile(file):
# do other stuff
execfile(file, __main__.__dict__)
# do other stuff
seems to work, but it gives me a slightly uneasy feeling. Is this the
right way?
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