Attaching the SetName to a directory

[Rob Archer]

I know how to get the SetName Using the

pSet.GetName() command

but i want to use it to import the corosponding file from a directory.

Example of what ive tried:

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        pPlayer = MissionLib.GetPlayer()
pSet = pPlayer.GetContainingSet()
sSetName = pSet.GetName()
print("Current Location: " + str(sSetName))
__import__ ("Custom.QBautostart.NFSystemDirectory." + sSetName)


So it will import  the name of the system i.e Belaruz4 and add it so it will

import Custom.QBautostart.NFSystemDirectory.Belaruz4

Ive had it working with the Print Command but i cant get it to acctually import the file can someone lend a hand.

[MLeo]

For starters, there would need to be a file (or directory with __init__.py in it) called that way in scripts/Custom/QBautostart/NFSystemDirectory.

[SimRex]

I know how to get the SetName Using the

pSet.GetName() command

but i want to use it to import the corosponding file from a directory.

Example of what ive tried:

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        pPlayer = MissionLib.GetPlayer()
pSet = pPlayer.GetContainingSet()
sSetName = pSet.GetName()
print("Current Location: " + str(sSetName))
__import__ ("Custom.QBautostart.NFSystemDirectory." + sSetName)


So it will import  the name of the system i.e Belaruz4 and add it so it will

import Custom.QBautostart.NFSystemDirectory.Belaruz4

Ive had it working with the Print Command but i cant get it to acctually import the file can someone lend a hand.

I presume you know the __import__ command doesn't work quite like normal importing?

If you're trying to access variables or methods in the imported module, you need to do something like this:

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mModule = __import__("stuff")
mModule.Whatever()

[Rob Archer]

Thanks Guys

I figured it out in the end anyway and the system seems to be doing what i want

Thanks for the help.