Kragen Sitaker kragen at pobox.com
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"Francois Petitjean" <littlejohn.75 at free.fr> writes:
> import B
> B is bound to module B (in the A namespace). How, in module B, to write a
> function which returns a tuple with moduleB and an object defined in B?

I'm not sure that's a good idea, but you could probably write
import sys
return sys.modules['B'], someotherobject

> And is using the same word (Interpreter) for a module (Interpreter.py) anda
> class, an issue?

No, that's fine.

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