Jean-Michel Pichavant wrote:
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Chernin wrote:
Hi all, a have easy question for python developers.
Assume I have list of all objects:
obj=dir()
Now I want to know which object from “obj” list is module.
I searched some method in module inspection, but there is not any
method that get ‘string’ as parameters
Any reply will be greatfull
Nadav
import sys
import os
name = 'os'
sys.modules[name]
will return the module itself with the string name. It should allow
you to use the method you found using the module itself.
JM
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The right way to tell if an object is a module is to do isinstance().
But your first problem is that the return value of dir() is a list of
strings, while you want a list of objects. I'd suggest you use globals()
instead, which produces a dictionary of name/object pairs. Then iterate
through the values, checking each type with isinstance().
Show us a sample of your code that doesn't work, and we'll try to show
you how to fix it.
DaveA
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