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How Can I Dynamically Execute Function In Current Scope And Add It As Property Of The Calling Function?

I have some code like this: def f1(): . . . @mylib.codegen def f2(args): f1() mylib.py : … Read more How Can I Dynamically Execute Function In Current Scope And Add It As Property Of The Calling Function?

How To Reference An Exception Class In Python?

I want to catch a GPSException thrown by the gpxpy library. try: gpx = gpxpy.parse(open(filepat… Read more How To Reference An Exception Class In Python?

Python: Include Entries Of A Dictionary In The Local Namespace Of A Function

This has probably been asked before, but a quick search didn't give me an answer. Suppose there… Read more Python: Include Entries Of A Dictionary In The Local Namespace Of A Function

Ways To Avoid That For-loop Variables Cut Into Python's Global Namespace

I am wondering if there is a way to avoid that for-loop variables cut into Python's global name… Read more Ways To Avoid That For-loop Variables Cut Into Python's Global Namespace

Python : How To Call A Global Function From A Imported Module

Would it be possible to call a global function from imported function in Python 3? ./folders/folder… Read more Python : How To Call A Global Function From A Imported Module

Boost Python, Using A Namespace Other Than Main Global

I am embedding python in my C++ application using boost python. I am a C++ programmer, with very li… Read more Boost Python, Using A Namespace Other Than Main Global

Variable Scope Outside Of Classes

My text editor of choice is extensible through python plugins. It requires me to extend classes and… Read more Variable Scope Outside Of Classes

Pyinstaller With Namespace Packages

I have a module/package structure where I am using namespace packages, I have multiple user made li… Read more Pyinstaller With Namespace Packages