X1.0-rc2 Import maintains old references

[Jeff Rasmussen]

Sorry if duplicate...

When `import` is used IDE maintains the first reference to the imported script regardless of changes to referenced script

Example:
myScriptPath = "C:\\DEV\\Sikuli"
if not myScriptPath in sys.path: sys.path.append(myScriptPath)
import LoginLogout

LoginLogout.Login()

regardless of changes to Login(), once IDE has imported LoginLogout (upon first run?), subsequent changes to LoginLogut have no change in operation of executing the function.

Reproduction:
Create a simple project
 include the `from sikuli.Sikuli import * ` line as mentioned in the documentation
create a simple function that peforms 1 action popup("Message")
create another project as in the example above
execute the scripts (one calling the other)
change the popup message
notice the original message shows still

Thanks!!!

[RaiMan (raimund-hocke)]

Yes, it is known, that the IDE does not reset at rerun of a script.

An easy workaround:
If you are in the development phase, just make your editing in the IDE, save your scripts and have a command line session open in parallel, where you run your script from command line. This starts from scratch every time, with the disadvantage of the 3-5 seconds startup latency.