What is the "modules = {}" convention?
"Tony Rick" <[email protected]>
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I'm just learning Boa. The PyApp template has a declaration
> modules = {}
I have seen an example of its use
> modules = {'gettextTest': [0, '', 'gettextTest.py']}
but have not found an explanation anywhere. What does it mean? What does
it do? Why is it there? Is it
Boa specific? wxPython specific? generic Python module management
convention?
- tony
Boa newbie and new subscriber
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