Answer by neil.millikin for Dynamically importing Python modules
Sometimes you want to import one of many configuration files, each of which had different values for the same named variables, dicts, etc. You can't just do this:def mother_function(module, *args,...
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To emulate from foo import * you could use dir to get the attributes of the imported module:foo = __import__('foo')for attr in dir(foo): if not attr.startswith('_'): globals()[attr] = getattr(foo,...
View ArticleAnswer by Nilesh for Dynamically importing Python modules
You can dynamically import with the help of __import__. There are fromlist key argument in __import__ to call from foo import bar.
View ArticleAnswer by lollo for Dynamically importing Python modules
__import__("foo", fromlist=["bar"])for more information help(__import__)
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I am trying to import the members of a module whose name is not known. Instead ofimport fooI am using:__import__("foo")How can I achieve a similar thing for the from foo import bar case instead of...
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