referencing a main method in an imported module from a newbie to Python -
apologies if thinking behind question wrong: picking python go. i've written python module goes off database , gets bunch of standard data used lots of other modules, thought practise build reusable module. there class:
class talktooracle: with attribute
gres = none a bunch of other functions, , main function @ end
def main(): with line don't understand seems automatically run main method when class referenced(?)
if __name__ == "__main__": main() main runs functions in class in order, , sticks results in attribute: gres
all runs great stands alone. file saves getoradata.py want reuse code so....... in python module
import getoradata class getinstances: def orainstancedata(self): log.info('getting instance routing data') hadata = getoradata.talktooracle() log.info('debug1') all goes pear shaped here. want run other module, , access results in attribute gres. tried (and every other variation think of) no joy. feel i'm missing fundamental.
hadata.main() log.info('debug2') hadataset = hadata.gres log.info('debug3') log.info('query fetched ' + str(len(hadataset)) + ' rows') any gratefully appreciated.
after work, here modified code still throws error
import logging import time import uuid import getoradata datetime import datetime log = logging.getlogger() log.setlevel('info') class getinstances: def orainstancedata(self): log.info('getting ha instance routing data') hadata = getoradata.main() hadataset = getoradata.gres log.info('query fetched ' + str(len(hadataset)) + ' ha instances query') def main(): logging.basicconfig() start = time.time() #oracle routines orainstances = getinstances() orainstances.orainstancedata() if __name__ == "__main__": main() error:attributeerror: 'module' object has no attribute 'gres'
you need explicity call main module attribute of getoradata:
getoradata.main() getoradata.gres when import module, of attributes in its namespace.
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