Spyder 2.3.4: I keep getting a "Reloaded modules:" warning

[gsmafra]

Hello

Since I updated Spyder I am getting these messages everytime I try to compile a script with an import a second time.

For example, when running 2x a script that simply imports theano I get this message:

Reloaded modules: theano.scalar, theano.gof.callcache, theano.gof.optdb, theano.scan_module.scan, theano.tensor.extra_ops, theano.tensor.io, theano.tensor.shared_randomstreams, theano.tensor.opt, theano.tensor.nnet.Conv3D, theano.compile.monitormode, theano.tensor.blas, theano.tensor.type, cutils_ext, theano.gradient, theano.compile.profilemode, theano.gof.compiledir, theano.gof.type, theano.tests.main, theano.misc.cpucount, theano.scan_module.scan_op, theano.gof.null_type, theano.compile, theano.tensor.utils, theano.tensor.blas_scipy, theano.misc.ordered_set, theano.gof.opt, theano.tests, theano.tensor.nlinalg, lazylinker_ext.lazylinker_ext, theano.tensor, theano.compile.builders, theano.compile.debugmode, theano.tensor.nnet, theano.compile.io, theano.gof.utils, theano.gof.destroyhandler, theano.tensor.nnet.ConvTransp3D, theano.scan_module.scan_opt, theano.misc, theano.compile.function_module, theano.gof.graph, theano.tensor.subtensor, theano.tensor.blas_c, theano.compat.python2x, theano.gof.cutils, theano.misc.windows, theano.tensor.nnet.conv, theano.scan_module.scan_utils, theano.compat.six, theano.tensor.basic, theano.configparser, theano.gof, theano.gof.fg, theano.configdefaults, theano.tensor.sharedvar, theano.gof.toolbox, theano.scan_module.scan_views, theano.tensor.blas_headers, theano.printing, theano.tensor.elemwise_cgen, theano.gof.link, theano, theano.scalar.sharedvar, theano.gof.vm, lazylinker_ext, theano.compile.ops, theano.gof.unify, theano.tensor.elemwise, theano.tensor.nnet.nnet, theano.compile.function, theano.tensor.type_other, theano.gof.cc, theano.tensor.sort, theano.version, theano.scalar.basic, theano.tensor.nnet.ConvGrad3D, theano.tests.unittest_tools, theano.tensor.xlogx, theano.tensor.var, cutils_ext.cutils_ext, theano.gof.compilelock, theano.compile.mode, theano.compile.sharedvalue, theano.misc.safe_asarray, theano.compile.pfunc, theano.tensor.nnet.sigm, theano.gof.lazylinker_c, theano.gof.sched, theano.misc.strutil, theano.scalar.basic_scipy, theano.gof.cmodule, theano.compat, theano.gof.op, theano.updates, theano.tensor.opt_uncanonicalize, theano.scan_module, theano.tensor.raw_random, theano.compile.profiling

That only happens when using Spyder's runfile. I already tried execfile() and python xxx.py and I get no warnings

So, anyone knows how to suppress it?

Running on:
Python 2.7.8
Anaconda 2.1.0 (64-bit)
IPython 2.2.0
Windows 7

[Nodd]

Have a look in the Console section of the preferences, in the Advanced tab. You can either disable the message or the UMR completely.

[gsmafra]

Thank you, solved

[ccordoba12]

It's better for you to disable the message, the UMR is quite useful to reload your own code.

[Nodd]

I'd argue that the best way is to always run in a new dedicated console.

[mattandersoninf]

How do i disable the UMR? I can;t find the preferences mentioned above

[Ritesh96Soni]

Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Python Interpreter and you will find User Module Reloader.

[ghost]

Thank you and i solved the problem too.

[holyprince]

Thank you and it is very useful for me to avoid open new python console.
For my spyder 2.3.8, the UMR path is Tools->Console->Advaned setting and on the last tab is UMR disable.

[nicolajbky]

In my Spider 3.2.8 it is
Tools -> Prefenrences -> Python interpreter -> User Module Reloader (UMR)

[MadhavJadhav1]

thanks for solution

[Angad-Boparai]

it works, thank you!