Python: importing a sub‑package or sub‑module
Having already use flat packages, I was not expecting the issue I encountered with nested packages. Here is…
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Importing an ipynb file from another ipynb file?
Interactive Python (ipython) is simply amazing, especially as you are piecing things together on the fly… and does it in such a way that it is easy to go back.
Adding a module (Specifically pymorph) to Spyder (Python IDE)
I have managed to get spyder installed and functioning on my mac but I want to add in a few modules that it doesn’t include by default (mahotas and pymorph).
In python, how to import filename starts with a number
Basically there is a file called 8puzzle.py and I want to import the file into another file (in the same folder and I cannot change the file name as the file is provided). Is there anyway to do this in Python? I tried usual way from 8puzzle import *, it gives me an error.
Expand Python Search Path to Other Source
I have just joined a project with a rather large existing code base. We develop in linux and do not use and IDE. We run through the command line. I’m trying to figure out how to get python to search for the right path when I run project modules. For instance, when I run something like:
Can’t import my own modules in Python
I’m having a hard time understanding how module importing works in Python (I’ve never done it in any other language before either).
Import module from subfolder
I want to import subfolders as modules. Therefore every subfolder contains a __init__.py. My folder structure is like this:
How do you import a file in python with spaces in the name?
Do I have to take out all the spaces in the file name to import it, or is there some way of telling import that there are spaces?
How to import members of all modules within a package?
I am developing a package that has a file structure similar to the following:
Importing from a relative path in Python
I have a folder for my client code, a folder for my server code, and a folder for code that is shared between them