On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:24 PM, Stephen Hansen <me+list/pyt...@ixokai.io>wrote:
> Sure, if you have some file that two separate scripts import, and in > said file you generate some value-- as long as that value will be the > same at all times, it'll appear that the two scripts are sharing some > state. They are not, however. The two scripts can not communicate. > I'm glad you have lots of experience and I respect that. However, I did not say that "two separate scripts import said file." To repeat: 1) variable value generated is create_edit_passengers2.py<http://example.com/create_edit_passengers2.py> 2) create_edit_passengers2.py<http://example.com/create_edit_passengers2.py>calls create_edit_passengers3.py <http://example.com/create_edit_passengers2.py>via a <form...> and passes the value of the var thereunto. 3) theoretically! Yet for some reason I can't call it in create_edit_passengers3.py <http://example.com/create_edit_passengers2.py>but *can* call it in a script that is imported by create_edit_passengers3.py <http://example.com/create_edit_passengers2.py> I think I'm being clear here, am I not? With all your knowledge and understanding, I still fail to understand how it is you don't understand and cannot answer my question. > > > Now you guys can make fun of me all you want, but until you actually READ > > and UNDERSTAND what I'm writing, I'm afraid I think your criticisms are > > ridiculous and make you look like fools. > > And this comment ends my attempt at assisting you, for multiple reasons > (from the utter absurdity of you insisting we understand you when you > take insultingly little care to actually express your problems clearly, > to your arrogant and repeated refusal to take advice that is given, to > your abject rudeness here, and so on). > That comment was not addressed to you as you didn't bother to quote the other part just after it, where I stated I appreciate your help and understand how difficult it is to not misunderstand each other. Sorry you misunderstood. I am not being arrogant or rude. My scripts work. I guess I can just let them work and not bother understanding *why* they work the way they do and not the way they *should*; however, if anyone would like to explain, using the 3 steps above, where the problem is, that would be nice. Sincerely, beno
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