Add dorequire()

modpy/me/fier/python/__init__.py

@@ -35,14 +35,16 @@ def docode(st,name = "Unknown"):
 def dofile(path):
 	return docode(open(path,encoding="utf-8").read(),path)
 
+def dorequire(name,*args,**kwargs):
+	for path in paths:
+		path = path.replace("?",name)
+		if os.path.isfile(path):
+			return dofile(path,*args,**kwargs)
+	raise Exception("Library " +name+ " not found.")
+
 def require(name,*args,**kwargs):
 	if not name in loaded:
-		for path in paths:
-			path = path.replace("?",name)
-			if os.path.isfile(path):
-				loaded[name] = dofile(path,*args,**kwargs)
-				return loaded[name]
-		raise Exception("Library " +name+ " not found.")
+		loaded[name] = dorequire(name,*args,**kwargs)
 	return loaded[name]
 
 # PROGRAM

readme.txt

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ Provides the following mfp.* (global to all scripts):
 * setProgramName(name): Set the name of your main program, only works on first call. You should run it before running any other mfp modules.
 * programName: The name of your program. DO NOT modify this variable directly, use mfp.setProgramName().
 * require(name): Runs a module from mfp.paths, saves its global, and returns the script's global as a Bunch. If a module of the same name has already been required, it returns the already saved global.
+* dorequire(name): Does the same as above, but does not save the globals, and can re-require.
 * paths: The directories mfp should search for modules in with mfp.require(). ? in all paths is replaced with the name given to mfp.require().
 * dofile(path): Runs a script from a raw path. It does not use mfp.paths. Returns the script's global as a Bunch.
 * docode(text): Runs string as Python code. Returns the script's global as a Bunch.