> BTW, question for the OP: what on earth is the use-case for this? Bulk
> checking of scripts written by students?
>
> Cheers,
> John
I've embedded python in an application which has a .NET API. So users can write
scripts in python that access the .NET API. Because of the way the API works
r
John Machin wrote:
> Peter Hansen wrote:
[sample code]
> Ummm ... doesn't appear to scale well for multiple modules and multiple
> attributes & functions.
It certainly wouldn't! :-) I was posting mainly to elicit more
information, since clearly you wouldn't get far hardcoding all the names
yo
Peter Hansen wrote:
> Guy Robinson wrote:
>
>> I have a directory of python scripts that all (should) contain a
>> number of attributes and methods of the same name.
>>
>> I need to import each module, test for these items and unload the
>> module. I have 2 questions.
[snip]
>> 2.. how do I test
Guy Robinson wrote:
> Some of these scripts could potentially be quite large. Also the list of
> scripts could be quite large. So the main reason for unloading modules
> is to save memory.
Unless you're talking megabytes of bytecode (do a "wc *.pyc" on the
compiled files and see) it's probably
>
> Why would you want to? Doing what you describe doesn't require that you
> "unload" a module, unless that means something more to you than, say,
> merely releasing the memory used by it (which is likely insignificant to
> you).
>
Hi Peter,
I have an application with Python embedded. I'm
Answer to 2 - ``hasattr(module, name)``
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Guy Robinson wrote:
> I have a directory of python scripts that all (should) contain a number
> of attributes and methods of the same name.
>
> I need to import each module, test for these items and unload the
> module. I have 2 questions.
>
> 1.. How do unload an imported module?
Why would yo
Hello,
I have a directory of python scripts that all (should) contain a number of
attributes and methods of the same name.
I need to import each module, test for these items and unload the module. I
have
2 questions.
1.. How do unload an imported module?
2.. how do I test for the existance of
