[PyKDE] from qt import *
Eron Lloyd
eron.lloyd at verizon.net
Mon Nov 19 03:41:23 GMT 2001
I doubt that it will be deprecated any time soon. Although it can be used to
pollute the namespace unnecessarily, it is quite handy in _many_ situations.
Plus, with the ability to explicitly decide what objects are exposed using
either an __all__ list or individual _<<object>> assignment naming, the
flexibility is there to promote good manners when importing. I don't see a
real good reason why they could (easily) pull this from the language.
Eron
On Sunday 18 November 2001 09:21 pm, Timothy Grant wrote:
> There have been several discussions on the Python list about the
>
> from foo import *
>
> construct. In fact, I thought I read that it is due for elimination.
>
> However, all the code I have seen so far that uses PyQt uses from qt
> import *. I have no problem doing this as it appears that all the names
> are sensible. I was just wondering what other people thought's were on
> this.
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