Being able to reload code modules is one of the many nice features of Python.
This allows developers to modify parts of a Python application while the
interpreter is running. In general, all that needs to be done is pass a
module object to the imp.reload() function (or just reload() in Python
2.x), and the module will be reloaded from its source file.
There are a few potential complications, however.
If any other code references symbols exported by the reloaded module, they maystill be bound to t
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August 15, 2009 18:02
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