Thanks Diez,
Obvious when you put it that way...
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> tb = __import__('BMTest2')
This yields the _module_ BMTest2 in the variable tb. Now in that module
there is a class BMToolbar that defines PrintHello - so this should work:
tb.BMToolBar(self).PrintHello()
It worked with your commented lines because you did
from BMTest2 import BMToolba
Oops,
Thanks for the reply, but lets try again - I was in a real rush last
night...and I obviously posted the wrong code.
I'm trying to use the __import__ form of import because I want to dynamically
load classes from their .py files. When I run the BMTest.py file, I get the
error:
File "C:\
"bwobbones" wrote:
> I'm having trouble making __import__ work with the two classes attached. The
> PrintHello() method
> can't be seen in the BMTest2 class - what am I doing wrong here?
in those three lines, most about everything, I'd say ;-)
let's see, "PrintHello" is a method of the BMTool
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Hi,
I'm having trouble making __import__ work with the two classes attached.
The PrintHello() method can't be seen in the BMTest2 class - what am I
doing wrong here?
[snip]
tb = __import__('BMTest2')
tb2.Prin
