A python source file *is* a module. And you import it the same way you
import any of the system modules. Just use the basename, without the
.py extension.
import mylib
The only catch is where you locate this module. When you first write
it, just put it in the same directory as your script
I have been browsing through creating a Python module for common
custom functions that I frequently use, but I am wondering, is this
the best method, and is it necessary?
Really all I need is to import functions from another plaintext Python
source file, how might I do this?
What would merit the ne
