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I have this class in my parser.py file
class HostInfo(object):
def __init__(self, host_id):
self.osclass = []
self.osmatch = []
self.osfingerprint = []
self.portused = []
self.ports = []
self.extraports = []
self.tcpsequence = {}
self.hostnames = []
self.tcptssequence = {}
self.ipidsequence = {}
self.trace = {'port': '', 'proto': '', 'hop': []}
self.status = {}
self.address = []
self.hostscript = []
# Umit extension
self.id = host_id
self.comment = ''
# XXX this structure it not being used yet.
self.nmap_host = {
'status': {'state': '', 'reason': ''},
'smurf': {'responses': ''},
'times': {'to': '', 'srtt': '', 'rttvar': ''},
'hostscript': [],
'distance': {'value': ''},
'trace': {'port': '', 'proto': '', 'hop': []},
'address': [],
'hostnames': [],
'ports': [],
'uptime': {'seconds': '', 'lastboot': ''},
'tcpsequence': {'index': '', 'values': '', 'class': ''},
'tcptssequence': {'values': '', 'class': ''},
'ipidsequence': {'values': '', 'class': ''},
'os': {}
}
after that it defined a function which trying to find an host id from a xml file
def get_id(self):
try:
return self._id
except AttributeError:
raise Exception("Id is not set yet.")
def set_id(self, host_id):
try:
self._id = int(host_id)
except (TypeError, ValueError):
raise Exception("Invalid id! It must represent an integer, "
"received %r" % host_id)
Now i want to use call this get_id function from an another file.I tried so many time but it shows an error i.e. module can't be import
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To use the functions written in one file inside another file include the import line, from filename import function_name . Note that although the file name must contain a . py extension, . py is not used as part of the filename during import.
To use the functions written in one file inside another file include the import line, from filename import function_name . Note that although the file name must contain a . py extension, . py is not used as part of the filename during import.
To use functions in Python, you write the function name (or the variable that points to the function object) followed by parentheses (to call the function). If that function accepts arguments (as most functions do), then you'll pass the arguments inside the parentheses as you call the function.
from parser import HostInfo
obj = HostInfo(<whatever host_id you need here>)
obj.get_id
this is the way, how are you actually doing it?
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