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Hi,
I have a lot of difficulty working with multiple modules in PythonWin,
since I typically need to reload all modules when modying one of them.
I've used some code posted by Mike C. Fletcher on this newsgroup to
reload all my modules, but I still have problems; it seems the reloading
order is important. All I want to do is run my program in a
from-scratch environment without having to close/open PythonWin. Is
there any way to reset the loaded modules or re-initialize the PythonWin
command line?

Thx
Regards,

Nicolas Fleury

Nicolas Fleury fed this fish to the penguins on Monday 06 October 2003
15:04 pm:

> order is important. All I want to do is run my program in a
> from-scratch environment without having to close/open PythonWin. Is
> there any way to reset the loaded modules or re-initialize the
> PythonWin command line?
>
If you've got that many files involved, and you aren't using the
debugger, it may be faster to keep a command window open, use the "save
all modified" in PythonWin, and then invoke the program from the
external command window.

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Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:
> If you've got that many files involved, and you aren't using the
> debugger, it may be faster to keep a command window open, use the "save
> all modified" in PythonWin, and then invoke the program from the
> external command window.

Unfortunately, I want inspect my structures... But am I the only one
thinking it is a must-have feature? The PythonWin IDE is kinda
incomplete if you have to start a command window, when there's one
integrated in the IDE.

Regards,

Nicolas

Nicolas Fleury fed this fish to the penguins on Tuesday 07 October 2003
10:59 am:


> Unfortunately, I want inspect my structures... But am I the only one
> thinking it is a must-have feature? The PythonWin IDE is kinda
> incomplete if you have to start a command window, when there's one
> integrated in the IDE.
>
PythonWin and IDLE both had that problem -- you ran "within the IDE
session", which meant that repeated imports... don't...

I vaguely recall something about IDLE being modified to now create a
separate process for "run", so things work as "new"...

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