Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote:
>> 2) Once I assign mymodule.test with override, will modules that
>> imported my module *PRIOR* to the assignment get override, or will they
>> keep the original function test()?
>
> They see the `override()` function.
That depends on how the import was done.
If
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Suppose I have this module `mymodule.py' -
>
> # mymodule.py - begin
> def test():
> print "original"
> # mymodule.py - end
>
> Now assume that I do this in some arbitrary module ->
>
> def override():
> print "test is overridden"
>
> import mymodule
> mymodule.t
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1) If mymodule is subsequently imported, will my `override' function be
> used, or will python magically `fix' (or break depending on your
> perspective) mymodule and use the original mymodule.test function?
It will not `fix` it. Importing an al
