Create a Python local copy

You can avoid the case where the interpreter cannot find the module after creating the local copy.

1. Create a Test pl.py

1 def printtest (): 2     Print ("This isa test")

2. Place the pl.py into the PL folder and create another setup.py in the PL folder

1  fromDistutils.coreImportSetup2 3 Setup (4Name='PL',5Version ='1.0.0',6py_modules=['PL'],7Author='htest',8Author_email='[email protected]',9Url='http://www.test.com',Tendescription='This is a test', One)

3. Build the Release file-enter the PL directory and enter the Python setup.py in cmd sdist

1D:\python\test\pl>python setup.py sdist2 running Sdist3 running Check4Warning:sdist:manifest Template'manifest.in'Does notexist (using default file list)5 6Warning:sdist:standard file notFound:should has one of the README, README.txt7 8Writing manifest file'MANIFEST'9Creating pl-1.0. 0TenMaking Hard Linksinchpl-1.0. 0 ... OneHard Linking pl.py-pl-1.0. 0 AHard Linking setup.py-pl-1.0. 0 - Creating Dist -Creating'Dist\pl-1.0.0.zip'  andAdding'pl-1.0.0'To it theAdding'Pl-1.0.0\pkg-info' -Adding'pl-1.0.0\pl.py' -Adding'pl-1.0.0\setup.py' -removing'pl-1.0.0'( andEverything under it)

4. Create a local copy-also in the PL directory, and enter the Python setup.py install in cmd

1D:\python\test\pl>python setup.py Install2 Running Install3 Running Build4 running Build_py5 Creating Build6 Creating Build\lib7Copying pl.pyBuild\lib8 running Install_lib9Copying build\lib\pl.py-C:\Users\huangch\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35\Lib\site-PackagesTenByte-compiling C:\Users\huangch\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35\Libsite-packages\pl.py to Pl.cpython-35.pyc running Install_egg_info Writing C:\Users\huangch\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35\Lib\ Site-packages\pl-1.0.0-py3.5.egg-info

5 Testing

Re-open an idle

1 Import PL 2 >>> pl.printtest ()3 is a test  //validation successful 4

After 6 of the content is complete, you can refer to PL in any of the py files. You can also upload pl to the PyPI community to share your code.

Create a Python local copy