Paul D.Smith wrote:
> 2. A simple Python config which searches for all shell environment variables
> named "MY_..." and instantiates then as Python variables.
my_vars = dict((k, v)
for k, v in os.environ.iteritems()
if k.startswith('MY_'))
globals().update(my_vars)
If you ever refactor the code, I'd suggest writing a single
configuration file instead of setting environment variables, and reading
that configuration file in each script that needs it. Generally I've
found that relying on environment variables being set is hard to
maintain and a real pain when you have to move to a new system.
STeVe
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