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Some Ideas on Why Do We Need Sleep? - Sleep Foundation You Need To KnowDeprecated since version 3. 4: The imp module is deprecated in favor of importlib. This module supplies a user interface to the mechanisms used to execute the import statement. It specifies the following constants and functions: imp. get_magic() Return the magic string value used to recognize byte-compiled code files (. pyc files).  get_suffixes() Return a list of 3-element tuples, each describing a particular kind of module. Each triple has the form (suffix, mode, type), where suffix is a string to be added to the module name to form the filename to look for, mode is the mode string to pass to the integrated open() function to open the file (this can be 'r' for text files or 'rb' for binary files), and type is the file type, which has one of the worths PY_SOURCE, PY_COMPILED, or C_EXTENSION, explained below.  find_module(name [, course] Attempt to find the module name. If course is left out or None, the list of directory names provided by is searched, however initially a few special locations are browsed: the function tries to find an integrated module with the offered name (C_BUILTIN), then a frozen module (PY_FROZEN), and on some systems some other places are searched in also (on Windows, it searches in the windows registry which may indicate a particular file). Void names in the list are calmly neglected (but all list products should be strings). If search is effective, the return value is a 3-element tuple (file, pathname, description): file is an open file item positioned at the start, pathname is the pathname of the file discovered, and description is a 3-element tuple as consisted of in the list returned by get_suffixes() explaining the kind of module found.  Some Known Details About Edinburgh IMP - WikipediaIf the search is unsuccessful, Import, Error is raised. Other exceptions show issues with the arguments or environment. If the module is a package, file is None, pathname is the package path and the last product in the description tuple is PKG_DIRECTORY. This Is Cool does not deal with hierarchical module names (names including dots). |
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