Hello everyone, I have three modules A, B, C;
A declares this globally : UpdateEvent, UPDATE_EVENT_ID = wx.lib.newevent.NewEvent() Then they import stuff from each other: - A imports a constant from module B (in "__main__") - A imports a class and some constants from module C - B imports a constant from module A - C imports UPDATE_EVENT_ID from module A What happens is that since A imports stuff from B which then in turn loads something from A, UPDATE_EVENT_ID gets redefined and when A sends an event to C, C doesn't do anything since it doesn't have the same UPDATE_EVENT_ID. Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this? If it had been a statically defined variable then that wouldn't be "bad", but since it's dynamic it does pose problems. More globally, how cn I prevent this even with static constants? I don't think it's that great to redefine the stuff multiple times and I've already had this problem in the past with a constant dict. Thank you, Gabriel -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
