I am trying to call Myfunction
from a py script and this happens in a Class. But I got an error saying Myfunction
is not defined. How do I avoid this? I know I can put everything within file_that_contains_Myfunction_versionA(B).py
into a class and call it in main()
. But is there other way to do it?
The trick here is that the name of the function is the same and I can't import the script at the very beginning since I don't know the condition until I run Myclass()
.
class Myclass():
def __init__(self):
self.main()
def main(self):
if conditionA:
exec(open("./file_that_contains_Myfunction_versionA.py").read())
Myfunction()
if conditionB:
exec(open("./file_that_contains_Myfunction_versionB.py").read())
Myfunction()
Did you import the other script into the one you're calling it from?
from otherscript import function_A
function_A()
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