Re: import caching

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> > I am using Spyce with mod_python.
> >
> > Spyce seems to be caching imported Python modules.
>
> that's the python interpreter doing the caching.
>
> >  Unfortunately, it
> > doesn't (always?) refresh the cache when the module changes.  Quite
> often
> > I've had to restart apache after making a change in an imported module.
>
> spyce has a check_modules_and_restart option, which defaults to True.
> this makes spyce scan the python interpreter's module cache and restart
> the spyce process when a source file changes.  unfortunately though it
> does not work with mod_python.  it should be possible to make it work
> with mod_python but I have never run mod_python myself and don't intend
> to start.
>
> the easiest solution is to just use the built-in spyce web server for
> development and only use mod_python (or proxy the spyce server w/
> apache, which is my preferred option) for production.
>
> -Jonathan
>

I've switched over to the standalone web-server and was still seeing this
problem.  It was especially prevalent when dynamically deciding between
importing "foo/lib.py" and "bar/lib.py".  Of course, since you have to munge
the sys.path to do either, this behavior is expected.  I worked around it by
including "del sys.modules['lib']" just before my import line.

_jason

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<div class="gmail_quote"><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"><div class="Ih2E3d">&gt; I am using Spyce with mod_python.<br>&gt;<br>
&gt; Spyce seems to be caching imported Python modules.<br><br></div>that&#39;s the python interpreter doing the caching.<br><div class="Ih2E3d"><br>&gt; &nbsp;Unfortunately, it<br>&gt; doesn&#39;t (always?) refresh the cache when the module changes. &nbsp;Quite often
<br>&gt; I&#39;ve had to restart apache after making a change in an imported module.<br><br></div>spyce has a check_modules_and_restart option, which defaults to True.<br>this makes spyce scan the python interpreter&#39;s module cache and restart
<br>the spyce process when a source file changes. &nbsp;unfortunately though it<br>does not work with mod_python. &nbsp;it should be possible to make it work<br>with mod_python but I have never run mod_python myself and don&#39;t intend
<br>to start.<br><br>the easiest solution is to just use the built-in spyce web server for<br>development and only use mod_python (or proxy the spyce server w/<br>apache, which is my preferred option) for production.<br><font color="#888888">
<br>-Jonathan<br></font></blockquote></div><br>I&#39;ve switched over to the standalone web-server and was still seeing this problem.&nbsp; It was especially prevalent when dynamically deciding between importing &quot;foo/lib.py&quot; and &quot;bar/lib.py&quot;.&nbsp; Of course, since you have to munge the 
sys.path to do either, this behavior is expected.&nbsp; I worked around it by including &quot;del sys.modules[&#39;lib&#39;]&quot; just before my import line.<br><br>_jason<br>

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