Given I have files
testone.py
if __name__ == "__main__":
from testtwo import Fu
class Foo:
def bar(self):
print 'barrr'
testtwo.py
class Fu:
def baz(self):
print 'baz'
Fu().baz() # function call within module
How do you import class Fu from file testtwo.py without running the function called within module testtwo.py? I tried resolving the issue checking the name. As is running the file testone.py will result in the shell printing out baz.
解决方案How to prevent modules code execution from module in python?
You can't, when you import a module, it runs everything that is called in the global scope.
You can change it so that it's easy to call or not:
def main():
Fu().baz()
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
And then when you want it called you import it and call main() and it will still automatically run when you run it as the main module.