Hi, first of all sorry for boring you with a such simple request. I'm
using Python since few days, and I like it even if I'm not yet in
confidence. I'd like to organize my programs in hierarchical
structures, thus I thought that packages could be the solution,
however I have some difficulties understanding their utilization (even
after reading chapter 6 of the tutorial, about modules).
Now an example (silly) to clarify my doubts:
This is the structure:
main.py
importers/
__init__.py (empty)
importer1.py
config/
__init__.py (empty)
parameters.py
main.py
=======
from importers import importer1
print importer1.display()
importers/importer1.py
======================
from config import parameters
def display():
return '-' * parameters.counter
config/parameters.py
====================
counter = 5
All works fine when I run "python main.py", while I get an error
trying to run "python importers/importer1.py":
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "importers/importer1.py", line 1, in ?
from config import parameters
ImportError: No module named config
Can you explain why does that happen? It prevents me to test
importer1.py alone.
TIA,
negroup
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