Right now, I need to import my python file to the python shell in order to run it. However, it's really not ideal for me to reinitialize the shell every time I want to execute something, and I don't want the user to be messing with my code. I did exec(open('file.py').read()) but it raised an error, ValueError: Unsupported use of open. Are there any alternatives? Ideally, I want to create a program called 'programrunner' and have a function called run() to run specified program.
For example:

Code:
>>> from programrunner import run
>>> run('epicfile.py')


Any help or suggestion will be appreciated Very Happy
Not sure if this will work on nspire, but..
Code:
g = globals()
g['__name__'] = '__main__'
__import__('epicfile', globals=g)
Tari wrote:
Not sure if this will work on nspire, but..
Code:
g = globals()
g['__name__'] = '__main__'
__import__('epicfile', globals=g)

It doesn't work unfortunately Sad
  
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