Package gmisclib :: Module load_mod

Module load_mod

This module has functions that help you dynamically import modules.

Functions

split_name(name)
Split a name in the form a/b.c into a, b, c, where a is a search path, b is a module (package) name, and c is a name in the module.

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load(name, path)
Load a module from the specified list of paths.

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load_mod(name, path)
Load a module from the specified list of paths.

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load_inc_path(name, path)
Load a module from the specified list of paths.

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load_mod_inc_path(name, path)
Load a module from the specified list of paths.

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load_named(name, use_sys_path=True)
Load a module.

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load_named_module(name, use_sys_path=True)
Load a module.

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load_named_fcn(name, use_sys_path=True)
Load a module.

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load_fcn(name, use_sys_path=True)
Load a module.

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Variables
	__package__ = `'gmisclib'`

Imports: sys, imp, os, die

Function Details

load(name, path)

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Load a module from the specified list of paths. It returns the module, but does not import it. If path is None, only look in sys.path and builtins. If path is an array containing None, replace the None with sys.path.

Load a module. If the module name is in the form a/b, it looks in directory "a" first. If use_sys_path is true, it searches the entire Python path

It returns the module, but does not import it. This version handles importing packages and functions nicely, but with less control over the search path.

Usage:

load_named_module('/dir/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module.submodule.function'), or
various combinations.

load_named_module(name, use_sys_path=True)

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Load a module. If the module name is in the form a/b, it looks in directory "a" first. If use_sys_path is true, it searches the entire Python path

It returns the module, but does not import it. This version handles importing packages and functions nicely, but with less control over the search path.

Usage:

load_named_module('/dir/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module.submodule.function'), or
various combinations.

load_named_fcn(name, use_sys_path=True)

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Load a module. If the module name is in the form a/b, it looks in directory "a" first. If use_sys_path is true, it searches the entire Python path

It returns the module, but does not import it. This version handles importing packages and functions nicely, but with less control over the search path.

Usage:

load_named_module('/dir/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module.submodule.function'), or
various combinations.

load_fcn(name, use_sys_path=True)

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Load a module. If the module name is in the form a/b, it looks in directory "a" first. If use_sys_path is true, it searches the entire Python path

It returns the module, but does not import it. This version handles importing packages and functions nicely, but with less control over the search path.

Usage:

load_named_module('/dir/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module'), or
load_named_module('foo/my_module.submodule.function'), or
various combinations.