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• TfGuy44

  October 2017 edited October 2017

  Ignore me. I apparently don't know anything about Python mode.
• GoToLoop

  October 2017 edited October 2017 Answer ✓

  https://Forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/15473/readme-how-to-format-code-and-text

  • Under Python Mode, only the 1st main tab has the extension ".pyde".
  • All additional tabs use extension ".py" instead.
  • Therefore, we 1st need to import them into our main ".pyde" tab before they become available.
  • Let's say your tab 2 is called "My_Other_Stuff.py".
  • And inside that ".py" tab, you've got a function called loadStuff(): def loadStuff():
  • A class called Stuff: class Stuff:
  • And even a constant variable called HOUR: HOUR = 60 * 60 * 1000

  My_Other_Stuff.py

  HOUR = 60 * 60 * 1000
  
  def loadStuff(): pass
  
  class Stuff: pass
  

  • Now, in order to import everything from "My_Other_Stuff.py" tab into the ".pyde" main tab, you can use the following: from My_Other_Stuff import *
  • You can even specify which 1s you actually want.
  • Let's say you need loadStuff() & HOUR, but not Stuff: from My_Other_Stuff import loadStuff, HOUR
  • And sometimes, you might prefer to access them all via a prefix:

  My_Main_Tab.pyde:

  import My_Other_Stuff as Stuff
  
  print Stuff.HOUR
  things = Stuff.loadStuff()
  stuff = Stuff.Stuff()
  
• Mateus05

  October 2017

  Thank you GoToLoop for your answer about my question and about the format text on post.