[python-win32] execfile question

[Kerry Oliphant]

I have code that does what you are trying to do.  It should work.
I tried your little code snippet and it chokes for me on "def f:" shouldn't
it be "def f():"? Or is that just a typo in your email.

Kerry

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magic joe
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 2:53 PM
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Subject: [python-win32] execfile question



I have a program generating dynamic code which is then launched with :

execfile(file_out)

However generated import statements appear not to work, only the modules
that are imported in the program doing the exec call are recognized.
How can I fix this ? (Well one way is importing everything in the calling
module but that is a little bit ugly and may lead to huge load time )



ie:
file contains:

import time
def f:
    return time.localtime()                  # 43
NameError: global name 'time' is not defined
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