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What's the difference between module, package and library in Haskell?
What's the difference between module, package and library in Haskell?
From http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/libraries/base/Prelude.html
Prelude: a standard module imported by default into ...
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Python import modules from a higher level package
This is my package hierarchy
app
|--__init__.py //Empty file
|--server.py
|--global_vars.py
|
|--handlers
|--__init__.py //Empty file
|
|--url1
| |--__init__.py ...
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How to package a client-side Javascript library today?
I've been catching up with the modern client-side JS ecosystem and reading up on module systems such as CommonJS and AMD (incl. associated tools - browserify, requirejs, onejs, jam, dozens of others). ...
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Paths from a module/imported package
I need to package up a bunch of html/css/etc. files as a package: lets call them 'themes'. I'm doing this so I can make these available cross-application for several/any number of applications.
I ...
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python package import modules using __init__.py
I have made a package in the following structure:
test.py
pakcage1/
__init__.py
module1.py
module2.py
In the test.py file, with the code
from package1 import *
what I want it to do ...
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List modules in namespace package
I'm trying to get Python to list all modules in a namespace package.
I have the following file structure:
cwd
|--a
| `--ns
| |--__init__.py
| `--amod.py
|--b
| `--ns
| |--__init__.py
| ...
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ignore some .py in module
say I have following python module:
foo\\
__init__.py
bar.py
ignoreme.py
how can I make foo.ignoreme is not imported when importing foo? I can make ignoreme into a submodule(which is not ...
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Clean imports from packages in Python
I have a following project structure:
project
|----app.py
|----package
|---__init__.py
|---module.py
|---module2.py
|---module3.py
|---....
My __init__.py file currently is ...
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create Python package and import modules
I'm trying to write my first Python package, and almost all my modules will need to use NumPy. Should I write import numpy in every single module or is there some place in the package I can just ...
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Why __import__() is returning the package instead of the module?
I have this file structure (where the dot is my working directory):
.
+-- testpack
+-- __init__.py
+-- testmod.py
If I load the testmod module with the import statement, I can call a ...
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Python : import module once for a whole package
I'm currently coding an app which is basically structured that way :
main.py
+ Package1
+--- Class1.py
+--- Apps
+ Package2
+--- Class1.py
+--- Apps
So I have two questions :
First, inside both ...
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Local collection of Python packages: best way to import them?
I need to ship a collection of Python programs that use multiple packages stored in a local Library directory: the goal is to avoid having users install packages before using my programs (the packages ...
0
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1answer
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Get package root and full module name from .py file for importing
I'm looking for a simple and fast way to find the root of the package and the full module name from a path to .py file.
I want the user to choose a .py and import it without breaking. Importing a ...
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3answers
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In python after I import a module is there a way of finding what physical file it was loaded from?
Something's acting up in my math package I think and I want to ensure I'm loading the correct module. How do I check the physical file location of loaded modules in python?
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Python 3: ImportError “No Module named Setuptools”
I'm having troubles with installing packages in Python 3. I have always installed packages with "setup.py install" command. But now when i try to install ansicolors package i get importerror "No ...
