On 9/4/17 4:08 AM, Andrej Viktorovich wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Trying to import my made module to python with helper function:
>
> import os.path.join
> ("D","pyth_nonsens","workspace_python","PyhonTutorial","reader")
>
>
>
>>>> import os.path.join
>>>> ("D","pyth_nonsens","workspace_python","PyhonTutorial","reader")
> File "<stdin>", line 1
> import os.path.join
> ("D","pyth_nonsens","workspace_python","PyhonTutorial","reader")
> ^
>
>
> Can I use functions while defining paths?
As others have said, the import statement takes identifiers, not
expressions. More importantly, it's unusual to try to name a specific
absolute path in an import statement. The best thing is to install
libraries so that you can import them like this:
import reader
If you can't import them, the next best thing is to use an environment
variable to adjust PYTHONPATH so that the library can be found:
PYTHONPATH=D:\pyth_nonsens\workspace_python\PyhonTutorial python
myprog.py
--Ned.
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