change base64.py example to src_base64.py to avoid shadowing built in… #5545
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How do you import it? |
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You mean the base64 module? It's part of Python library. So when you try to run the example from a directory with a file named base64.py, that file gets loaded instead of the python library one. |
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Ah, OK. |
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Change base64.py example to
src_base64.pyto avoid shadowing built in base64 moduleDescription
When trying to run existing image control examples in folder with one example named
base64.pythe import of python's base64 module is shadowed