I observe a very strange behavior with python: I get an attribute error for any custom module for any attribute or function, although dir() tells me it exists.
What I do:
I have a module called testmodule.py:
def printing(text):
print("something and "+text)
In my main I do:
import testmodule as tm
print(dir(tm))
print(tm._name_)
What I get:
The output of dir() looks as expected: ['__builtins__', '__cached__', '__doc__', '__file__', '__loader__', '__name__', '__package__', '__spec__', 'printing']
But then I get: AttributeError: module 'testsite_function' has no attribute '_file_'. This happens no matter which attribute or function I call.
More: I do not know whether this is useful information: I use an python 3.8.10 interpreter. I am working in an virtual enviroment. It is activated and has caused no problems so far. Both, main and testmodule.py are in the same folder. I am working with vs code in remote via ssh. This caused no problems so far. A few days ago there were no such problems. I reinstalled vscode in the meantime, with the same version as before. The same problem occures when executing main on the terminal directly. Other modules like numpy work.
