How to reload a module’s function in Python?
Following up on this question regarding reloading a module, how do I reload a specific function from a changed module?
Following up on this question regarding reloading a module, how do I reload a specific function from a changed module?
I have troubles to import the basemap module of mpl_toolkits in python. Here is what I get when I run the test.py script from the module directory:
When writing python modules, is there a way to prevent it being imported twice by the client codes? Just like the c/c++ header files do:
how do I import excel data into a dataframe in python.
I’m getting an error when importing my code_parsing package with Python 3.2.
I’m going through Zed Shaw’s Learn Python The Hard Way and I’m on lesson 26. In this lesson we have to fix some code, and the code calls functions from another script. He says that we don’t have to import them to pass the test, but I’m curious as to how we would do so.
When I import a module I built, I get this boost-python related error:
I uploaded the XML file to get back up information such as posts, pages, and media files. either media files, everything came.
INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE Mysql query is not working with Postmeta table. It adds new/duplicate rows to the table. I couldn’t find a way to solve this. I need to use this as part of a bulk import script.
I’m currently developing an updated version of a live site in a local environment. It’s a very large site and the local dev site is using a entirely new theme without many of the live site’s plugins or functionality. The live site uses Avada Fusion and almost all content is wrapped in shortcodes forcing me to basically re-publish each post manually using the dev site’s new setup (using ACF Pro, custom fields). I’ve spent weeks removing the live site theme, unnecessary thumbnails, plugins, and all sorts of space hogging files. The only problem is bringing in the new posts from the live site. They are adding new posts weekly and I’m about 25 behind. 🙂