[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > """box.py""" > > class box: > def __init__(self): > print "in box" > > This program passes running "python box.py". > > I had put this program under /work/dev/mytests/new > > Now I want to use it from a second python program, which > resides in a totally different path. > > I had tried , in a program named test.py, > """test.py""" > sys.path = [ '/work/dev/mytests' ] + sys.path > from new import box
When you say "from new import box", you're saying something like "from the package new, import the module box". Which means that you need to indicate that the "new" directory is a package. To do this, place an empty file called "__init__.py" in the "new" directory (along with "box.py"). Python should then be able to identify "new" as a package, and find the "box" module inside of it. HTH, STeVe -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
