Sanjay wrote: > While coding a business class library, I think it is preferable to have > one class per source file,
... but I don't like the consequences :-) > So, as per my study of python, a developer using the business class > library has to write so many imports, one per class. Like: > > from person import Person > from contact import Contact > . > . > . > > Is there not a simple solution, a single import and you are able to use > all the classes? Is there anything wrong in my approcah? Waiting for > suggestions. Put person.py, contact.py etc into a subdirectory (which I assume is called business). Then create a file business/__init__.py to turn the directory into a package #contents of business/__init__.py from person import Person from contact import Contact You can then use your library like so: from business import Person, Contact person = Person(...) contact = Contact(...) or preferably: import business person = business.Person(...) contact = business.Contact(...) Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
