Global accessing of parameter to class

[nilamo]

If you use the if __name__ == "__main__": check, you should be able to just import it.

# eggs.py

frame_data = 42

if __name__ == "__main__":
    import spam
    print(spam.other_data)
    print(frame_data) # what will this be?

# spam.py

import eggs
other_data = eggs.frame_data * 2
eggs.frame_data = 1

Output:
> python eggs.py
84
42

It's not a great way to do it, since each module would then have it's own concept of what the values are, so a change in one file won't be reflected in the other (as demonstrated).  It works for basic cases, but you're better off restructuring if you want something that works better.