[astralblizzard]

Hi there,

I've been searching for a solution to this problem all over the internet. And unless I'm asking the wrong questions I'm not getting the right answers. It seems silly really...

I've written two python scripts in two modules: one module is DrawIt.py and the calling module is CallIt.py. In the CallIt.py I try to import the DrawIt.py. I get a "ImportError: No module named DrawIt".

I look in the python installs directory on the emulator, and there they both are. Scratching my head, I try to import ball.py, which comes with the S60 emulator and I can't import that into CallIt either. What's going on?

Mind you, I'm very new to python and so there might be something I'm missing. When I run python files in Windows they search certain directories including the residing directory for imported modules. Is there something I'm not doing? Do I need to insert these files into a specific directory (and how do i do this with the emulator)?

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Hi,

You have to tell Python where to look for your modules:

import sys

#Let's assume DrawIt.py is in C:\Data
sys.path.append("C:\\Data")

#Now you can import it
import DrawIt

You can also create a directory called Lib, put it in the Python folder and put your modules in it, but I recommend the sys.path.append method from above.