Why I need to declare import as global in function
Duncan Booth
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Tue Nov 29 07:35:04 EST 2005
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wrote: > I have remarq that this problem is raised when I execute code in an > imported module (during importation) > > I think I will be able to isolate it and have a simple sample soon .... > Meanwhile, try adding: import math to the top of TU_05_tools.py.
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