You want to warn with a DeprecationWarning. Exactly how you call it doesn’t matter that much, but the stdlib has a standard pattern for deprecated modules, like this: # doc string, top-level comments, imports, __all__ = import warnings warnings.warn(“the spam module is deprecated”, DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) # normal module code See the 2.7 sets source for … Read more
Basically there is a module exactly for this purpose called httpimport. Currently it supports importing from a URL that contains the package/module and also from archives (.tar.*, .zip) that can be found in URLs (this is a way to handle remote dependencies). It is fully integrated with Python’s import system so you don’t need to … Read more
This is a confusing design choice in TypeScript. In the short term you can work around it by specifying the output file: in main.ts specify the .js extension and path: import { testText } from ‘./module1.js’; alert(testText); This will pick up module.ts correctly, but output with the .js extension included. Note that you also need … Read more
I was able to get this working in Visual Studio 2010. Start with Ruslan’s post here and download the 2.0 IntelliSense file. Then, just follow the directions he posted previously here. All I ended up doing was running the following command as Ruslan instructs: C:\download_directory\rewrite2_intellisense>cscript UpdateSchemaCache.js As Christoph points out in his comment, make sure … Read more
You want to install a downloaded wheel (.whl) file on Python under Windows? Install pip on your Python(s) on Windows (on Python 3.4+ it is already included) Upgrade pip if necessary (on the command line) pip install -U pip Install a local wheel file using pip (on the command line) pip install –no-index –find-links=LocalPathToWheelFile PackageName … Read more
This should do the job: top_package = __import__(__name__.split(‘.’)[0]) The trick here is that for every module the __name__ variable contains the full path to the module separated by dots such as, for example, top_package.level_one_a.my_lib. Hence, if you want to get the top package name, you just need to get the first component of the path … Read more
The requirejs team has some samples for multipage applications on github. Have a look at: https://github.com/requirejs/example-multipage Basically you are going to have the following structure: page1.html: page 1 of the app. page2.html: page 2 of the app. js app: the directory to store app-specific modules. lib: the directory to hold third party modules, like jQuery. … Read more
The use function: use ModuleName; is equivalent to the following code using the require function: BEGIN { require ModuleName; ModuleName->import; } The BEGIN block causes this code to run as soon as the parser sees it. The require loads the module or dies trying. And then the import function of the module is called. The … Read more
It looks like you are running the homebrew python but either boost python or mapnik’s python bindings ended up linking against the system python provided by apple. If a full clean and reinstall of boost and Mapnik does not fix this then I recommend stopping by #mapnik irc on freenode for help debugging. Generally to … Read more
In fact you can define a module inside of another module, and then include it within the outer one. so ross$ cat >> mods.rb module ApplicationHelper module Helper def time Time.now.year end end include Helper end class Test include ApplicationHelper def run p time end self end.new.run so ross$ ruby mods.rb 2012