Okay, I am in the middle of creating a rather large console RPG. It'll include ability to equip armor, weapons, interacting with NPC's, battles, saving/loading characters, etc. I don't want to save all of my classes and functions in the same file, for easier readability. I have a few questions:
1) Can I import .py files that are in the same folder to a separate .py file?
2) How does this change py2exe? Do I just setup the script for the main one, or all?
Thanks in advance!
Jump to PostSay I had two files named file_one.py and file_two.py
file_one.py looks like this:
def hello(): print "hello"file_two.py can import and use file_one like so:
import file_one # Notice there is …
Say I had two files named file_one.py and file_two.py
file_one.py looks like this:
def hello():
print "hello"file_two.py can import and use file_one like so:
import file_one # Notice there is no .py file extension
file_one.hello()The output should be a console print out of "hello". However I do not use py2exe or windows for that matter so I can not help out in that area.
well for py2exe
just setup the script for the main py file
I'm not 100% sure, because IronPython has a compile to exe function, so I never use py2exe
Yes, py2exe also packages all the imported modules that your program needs.
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