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I only know the module name during runtime, and as such this is how it looks like:-
a = 'mymodule'
__import__(a)
but along the way, when mymodule.py is changed, i wanna reload it again.
is there a command like
__reload__(a)
?
Yes. It’s
reload(module). See the python modules documentation (section 6.1) and the library builtin functions reference.The argument is a module object, not a string so you must import it first.