This is an example to better understand my problem:
fileno1.py
class MyClass:
class MySecondClass:
value = {"some": "dictionary"}
What I tried:
fileno2.py
from fileno1.MyClass import MysecondClass
print(MySecondClass.value)
but that gave me:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'fileno1.MyClass'; "fileno1" is not a package
Now my question:
Is it somehow possible to import MySecondClass
to another file in the same directory so that the variable value
is accessible there?
I believe the correct syntax is to import the top-level class, then call the nested class through the top level class.
from fileno1 import MyClass
print(MyClass.MySecondClass.value)
There's a guide on nested classes here that you might find useful.