On Jan 21, 3:14 pm, "b-global.net" <bglobal...@yahoo.com.mx> wrote:
> Hi Massimo:
>
> Thank you for all your help!!!
>
> Now, I have other problem!!! When I modify the imported module, the
> application use the old module, then I read that I can use:
>
> reload(module)
>
> But I received an error!!!
>
> this is my code:
>
> exec('from applications.blog.modules.modulotest2 import MyModulo')
> reload(MyModulo)
>
> This is the error:
>
> reload(MyModulo)
> TypeError: reload() argument must be module
>
I think you need to do
exec('import applications.blog.modules.modulotest2 as modulotest2')
reload(modulotest2)
then use modulotest2.MyModulo
> Other question:
>
> I read that you must not use reload() in production, because will take
> more time to execute, I'm right?
>
> But, for example if I make a forum module and I imported to my
> application, and everything works fine, but then I update this forum
> module, what I can do to make my application use the updated module
> without reload?
The easy way is just to comment reload in production since you will
not be changing the code then.
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