🔒 python not recognising functions from modules (functions i know exist) from time to time

[half sedge]

PS C:\Users\elise\Documents\Python\PixKarts> python3 .\main.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\elise\Documents\Python\PixKarts\main.py", line 18, in <module>
    init_window(800, 600, "PixKarts")
    ^^^^^^^^^^^
NameError: name 'init_window' is not defined

i am using pyray module

this issue seems to fix itself after a while because yesterday i had the same problem but with pygame. its kind of a shame because i cant run my code when it does this.

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[half sedge]

i have imported pyray:

from pyray import *

fyi theres a pyray PyPI package but i am using the raylib package. raylib is imported as pyray.

[eager yoke]

overall you really should avoid import *

try just ```py
import pyray
pyray.init_window(100, 100, 'test')

[pastel lodge]

import * imports the public names unless the module implents an __all__ name, in why case you only get what it says.

You could just import the names you need, eg:

from pyray import init_window, name2, name3, ...

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