hello , i trying to overwrite a py file , can i do that when install of a new specifique module ?
i need to overwrite .py file ( in /tools directory ) i try to use f= open(filename,"w") ....
but an error appear
thks , if someone have an idea
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You should write your own python classes that inherit and override the classes you want to change. Which file are you trying to replace and why?
your question is not clear would you explain your scenario more clearer ?
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You should write your own python classes that inherit and override the classes you want to change. Which file are you trying to replace and why?
What Ray suggest is correct
thks for ur replay, i am trying to overwrite ( amount_to_text.py , you can find it in /tools/amount_to_text ) i would overwrite it when installing a module , not to do it manually
can i use read and write file like that : fichier = open("fichier.py", 'w')...
??
No. You should not do this (and I don't know how to do it anyway). Other parts of the product that need these functions will act unpredictably if you make any changes. If your module needs different functions, write them in your module. If you are trying to fix something, submit a bug.