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Joerg Schuster
Hello,
I want to refer to all functions of a module, say test2.py, without
having to manually enumerate them.
The following code comes closest to what I am trying to do.
It does not work, because dir() does not return functions, but
function names as strings.
##### test2.py #####
def plus_2(_int):
return _int + 2
def plus_3(_int):
return _int + 3
#### test.py #####
#!/usr/bin/env python
import re
import test2
func_list = []
for func in dir(test2):
test = re.search("^__", func)
if not test:
func_list.append(func)
for func in func_list:
print apply(func, (2,))
I failed to find a solution by searching the net, probably because I
didn't know the right keywords. And I suppose that searching
would not be necessary, if I knew the right keywords.
Jörg
I want to refer to all functions of a module, say test2.py, without
having to manually enumerate them.
The following code comes closest to what I am trying to do.
It does not work, because dir() does not return functions, but
function names as strings.
##### test2.py #####
def plus_2(_int):
return _int + 2
def plus_3(_int):
return _int + 3
#### test.py #####
#!/usr/bin/env python
import re
import test2
func_list = []
for func in dir(test2):
test = re.search("^__", func)
if not test:
func_list.append(func)
for func in func_list:
print apply(func, (2,))
I failed to find a solution by searching the net, probably because I
didn't know the right keywords. And I suppose that searching
would not be necessary, if I knew the right keywords.
Jörg