if __name__ == '__main__':

[GilRoss]

Without success, I have been trying to use if __name__ == '__main__':. From my debugger the __name__ is equal to "TBD". I'm not sure how to check the value of '__main__'. Is this feature supported? Is there something special that needs to be done?

Thanks,

Gil

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PyMite currently don't support it, you should check against the
'main()' function instead:

if main():

Maybe Dean would talk about if this feature is near on the horizon...

2013/4/27 GilRoss <gilber...@gmail.com>:

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[Dean Hall]

p14p support very few of Python's "magic" things (the things that begin with underscores). The only ones that are supported are the ones that were absolutely required while I was creating the VM.

__name__ is not [yet] supported. In its place you can use the "isMain()" builtin function.

In your module you'd have code like this:

if isMain():
# do main stuff.

!!Dean

[GilRoss]

I'm not finding the isMain() builtin. My version is v10 (417).

Gil

[Dean Hall]

Sorry, lowercase 'm'.

ismain()

!!Dean