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The code is not exactly correct because of the except block, but it seems robust enough for my own purposes (reloading imports in a REPL). # there are some problems that are swept under the rug here PRELOADED_MODULES = set(modules.values())įor module in set(modules.values()) - PRELOADED_MODULES : Anyways, the following code reloads only the modules imported after the code is run: PRELOADED_MODULES = set() Now anytime you want to format an XML file, just go to the Text menu and select the Tidy XML.sh script and BOOM, neat tidy XML. Save the file, something like Tidy XML.sh, in the /Library/Application Support/TextWrangler/Text Filters/ folder. Copy and paste the code below into this file. Instructions for updating: Please use rate instead of keepprob. Open TextWrangler and open a new text file. It's particularly problematic to reload importlib itself. WARNING:tensorflow:From C:UsersjainilAnaconda3libsite-packageskerasbackendtensorflowbackend.py:3445: calling dropout (from ) with keepprob is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. One reason to do this is to avoid expensive reloads, and another is hinted in comment, when reloading pre-loaded modules might be sensitive to the order in which they are loaded.
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I imagine in most situations, you want to reload only the modules that you yourself are editing. Reloading module giving NameError: name 'reload' is not defined.
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Proper way to reload a python module from the console.Some code I have tried so far: print( sys.modules )
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However while developing a plugin, I import a third part module I added to path as: import osĬurrent_directory = os.path.dirname( os.path.realpath( _file_ ) )Īssert_path( os.path.join( current_directory, 'six' ) ) # īut when I edit the source code of the module six I need to close and open Sublime Text again, otherwise Sublime Text does not gets the changes to the six python module. I am running Sublime Text build 3142 which comes with python3.3 running continuously its packages/plugins. I have several modules, I would like to reload without having to restart Sublime Text, while I am developing a Sublime Text package.