how to 'pyreload' all scripts?

[tigeryo]

If my program contains multiple files, such as main.py, utils.py, and ui.py, when I load main.py and modify the content of non main.py files (like utils.py), after using pyreload to update, the changes made to utils.py do not take effect. Even if I use pyload or pyreload to load utils.py separately, it also doesn't work.

[CEXT-Dan]

Hi, there are events that you can add to your main module , one of which is OnPyReload. I hope this sample will illustrate reloading

import traceback
from pyrx import Ap, Ax, Db, Ed, Ge, Rx, Gi

import _helper

"""
PyRx Basic Command Module with Event Handling
Event Handlers:
    - OnPyInitApp: Called when the Python application is initialized
    - OnPyUnloadApp: Called when the Python application is unloaded  
    - OnPyReload: Called when the module is reloaded via pyreload command
    - OnPyLoadDwg: Called when a drawing document is opened
    - OnPyUnloadDwg: Called when a drawing document is closed
"""

# === Application Lifecycle Events ===
def OnPyInitApp():
    print("\nOnPyInitApp")

def OnPyUnloadApp():
    print("\nOnPyUnloadApp")

def OnPyLoadDwg():
    print("\nOnPyLoadDwg")

def OnPyUnloadDwg():
    print("\nOnPyUnloadDwg")
    
def OnPyReload() -> None:
    print("\nOnPyReload")
    import importlib
    importlib.reload(_helper)

# === Command Definitions ===
@Ap.Command()
def doit():
    try:
        _helper.foo()
    except Exception:
        print(traceback.format_exc())

# === Lisp Function Integration ===
@Ap.LispFunction()
def mylisp(args):
    try:
        _helper.foo()
        return args
    except Exception as err:
        print(err)

[tigeryo]

oh, thank you. OnPyReload can solve my problem. 👍 👍