问题
I have the following structure:
AXBot:
__init__.py
bot.py
util.py
settings.py
creator
__init__.py
xbot.py
The problem is that I cannot import the 'util' module in 'xbot.py' because python ends with 'ImportError: No module named util'... how can I solve?
PS: I am using the following code to import:
import util
import settings
Thank you.
回答1:
It seems you're trying to run xbot.py from within the creator folder.
This is the output I get with xbot.py containing import util:
C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff\AXBot\creator>xbot.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff\AXBot\creator\xbot.py", line 4, in <module>
import util
ImportError: No module named util
This is the output I get with xbot.py containing from . import util
C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff\AXBot\creator>xbot.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff\AXBot\creator\xbot.py", line 3, in <module>
from . import util
ValueError: Attempted relative import in non-package
I also get this latter error with from .. import util instead of from . import util.
If you're running xbot.py from the directory containing it, Python can't tell that it's being run inside a package hierarchy. It thinks xbot.py isn't inside a package.
I replaced the line that attempted to import util with from AXBot import util, moved up a couple of directories and ran xbot.py using Python's -m command-line switch, which tells Python to run a module specified by module name instead of filename. Note that when you use -m, you pass in the fully-qualified name of the module, including the package hierarchy, but you don't include the file extension .py, because that's not part of the name of the module:
C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff\AXBot\creator>cd ..\..
C:\Users\Luke\Python stuff>python -m AXBot.creator.xbot
1232
I got the same output if I used import AXBot.util as util instead of from AXBot import util.
(I don't have your code to run, so instead I put a variable in util.py and attempted to print its value from within xbot.py. The value of this variable was 1232.)
回答2:
Use relative importing
from . import util
from . import settings
I would recomment changing your folder hierarchy though, that looks cleaner to me. Also check your PYTHONPATH, it should normally work the way you did it.
References:
- PEP-0328
- How to import a Python class that is a directory above
- Import from parent directory
Try to stay away from sys.path hacks.
回答3:
I think the namespacing is incorrect. From xbot.py, try using this import command
from AXBot import util
from AXBot import settings
回答4:
where you are is the most important question! according to that, you use the import. please update your question
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11487037/python-module-importing-error