Steve Drees wrote:
How does one do this?
Suppose you have a file, test.py, and in it you have a method def printHere(): print 'Here' Suppose also that you wish to call that method from another file, SecondFile.py. In SecondFile.py: import test test.printHere() ciao DR
On Fri, 26 May 2000, you wrote: I think he is talking about the ZOPE product PythonMethods which should work with the self. If you have a PythonMethod foo1 and you need to call it from foo2 make sure that foo2 has a self variable defined as the first variable in your parameter list. then in foo2 you can do this: self.foo1() with the appropriate arguments if any ( of course ). regards, Luis.
Steve Drees wrote:
How does one do this?
Suppose you have a file, test.py, and in it you have a method
def printHere(): print 'Here'
Suppose also that you wish to call that method from another file, SecondFile.py. In SecondFile.py:
import test
test.printHere()
ciao
DR
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