I have the following code that reads the configuration file and stores the results in some variables as a list
import ConfigParser
def read_config_file():
config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
cnf_path = 'config_files/php.sr'
config.read(cnf_path)
if config.has_section('basic'):
if config.has_option('basic', 'basic'):
php_bsc_mdls = config.get('basic', 'basic').split(',')
if config.has_section('advance'):
if config.has_option('advance','advance'):
php_adv_mdls = config.get('advance', 'advance').split(',')
Now i want to get the result variables php_bsc_mdls and php_adv_mdls from the function
something like read_config_file.php_bsc_mdls or read_config_file.php_adv_mdls
So is it possible to access/get the variables from the python function ?
You just need to return them. They cease to exist when the function ends.
Other approach would be a class where you save them to class variables. And later get those values from the class, not the function.
Or like this:
In either case, you need to check the return values where ever you call the function. If the values are none or not.