Re-hi and thank you.
That solved my problem.
I can now see that the base_plugin.Plugin is loaded several times.
The numeric id(the_class) is not the same in all places.
Anyway, I thought that a class is always the same if it has been loaded
from the same module (in Linux/Unix; from the same file
Osmo Maatta wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sub class test fails.
> ==
> I have a program that needs to load plugin-classes during runtime.
>
> The program has these subdirectories (modules).
>
> $ tree
> .
> `-- test.py
> |
> |-- plugins
> | |-- base_plugin.py
> | |-- base_plugin.p
Osmo Maatta writes:
> Hello,
>
> Sub class test fails.
> ==
> I have a program that needs to load plugin-classes during runtime.
>
> The program has these subdirectories (modules).
>
> $ tree
> .
> `-- test.py
> |
> |-- plugins
> | |-- base_plugin.py
> | |-- base_plug
Hello,
Sub class test fails.
==
I have a program that needs to load plugin-classes during runtime.
The program has these subdirectories (modules).
$ tree
.
`-- test.py
|
|-- plugins
| |-- base_plugin.py
| |-- base_plugin.pyc
| |-- __init__.py
| `-- oca
|
