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I have come across two Python modules that have to be imported using the same module name, e.g. import foo I know that the one I want provides certain functions (e.g. foo.bar() ), so is there a way to cycle through the modules with the same name until I find the one that provides those functions? Or is there no way around other than renaming the module before installing? Edit: just to clarify what I mean, both modules are inside site-packages: site-packages$ ls python_montage-0.9.3-py2.6.egg EGG-INFO montage site-packages$ ls montage-0.3.2-py2.6.egg/ EGG-INFO montage Here is a way : import imp

This question already has an answer here: list of masked functions in R 1 answer I've recently found out that errors can be caused due to conflicts between packages, that is, two (or more) packages might have functions named similarly. I know that the code search () produces the list of packages ordered in the way R reads them. There is also the args code which gives the function read by R. What I would like to know firstly is how to detect if an error is being produced because of conflicts between packages and secondly how to find out which packages are conflicting? Finally, after the

I have this class Zgh\FEBundle\Entity\User which extends FOS\UserBundle\Model\User . use FOS\UserBundle\Model\User as BaseUser; class User extends BaseUser implements ParticipantInterface { use BasicInfo; // .. } And BaseUser class: abstract class User implements UserInterface, GroupableInterface { protected $id; // .. } And BaseInfo trait: trait BasicInfo { /** * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=255) * @ORM\Id * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="NONE") */ protected $id; // .. } But when I run my code i get this error: Strict standards: FOS\UserBundle\Model\User and Zgh\FEBundle\Model\Partial

I was recently assigned a task of creating an auction system. During my work, I met numerous occasions where my SQL queries that contained joins failed to execute due to ambiguous column names. Consider this (simplified) table structure for the auction: table auction : id name uid (ID of the user that created the auction) table item : id name uid (ID of the user that added the item) aid (ID of the auction where the item is available) price (initial price) table user : id name table bid : id uid (ID of the user that placed a bid) iid (item whose price has been raised) price (offered price) As

Detaching packages in R isnt good practice (see ?detach ), but for some reasons I have to switch between the packages gam and mgcv . Once mgcv was attached and detached (and all the dependencies in the namespace unloaded!), functions of gam produce some strange errors (please forgive the terminology). It seems that - even though unloaded one step before - mgcv and friends are back in the namespace and function dispatching goes wrong. Does anyone had the same problem before? # fresh session t.s1 <- search() t.lN1 <- loadedNamespaces() # some dummy data data <-data.frame(is.exc=sample(x=c(0,1)

My Model contains a property named Title , and in my Create view I set the page title using ViewBag.Title . This creates the following problem: the form generated by Html.Editor will display the text from ViewBag.Title , instead of the model's Title value. The only workaround I have found is first calling Html.Editor , and then setting the View.Title . Does anyone have a better solution? Edit 1: I am using MVC 3. Edit 2: This is my DisplayTemplates/Object.cshtml : @model dynamic @using Iconum.VS10CS040.Library.Web.MVC3.Helpers @if (ViewData.TemplateInfo.TemplateDepth > 1) { <span class="editor