Can't import original modules (pyb, time, Pin, etc)

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Hi everybody!

This is my very first post, and let me apologise for my weak english capabilities.

Last day, I've tried to import my module to the main script. Of course I couldn't.
I've decided to find the relevant topic here, and I got what I want, but then something really weird happened:

I checked the sys.path, but not modified it, then I reset the pyboard (and exeptionally it was a hard reset).
When connected again to my computer, I started to rewrite my main script importing the pyb modul and from pyb the Pin and the ExtInt.

When I was trying to run the main.py I got Syntax error for the first two lines (containing the import arguments)... and since than I always get a syntax error if I try to import a base module.

The really strange is to me that if I type it directly to the REPL it works fine. Pls help me, "I sit on needles"!

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I forgot to notice, that afterall I made a factory reset using the buttons on the board, but nothing changed.

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Just arrived from work. Long time without power supply solved my issue.

[pythoncoder]

This has me baffled.

As a general point it's best to put your code in a file other than main.py. Then, at the REPL, you can issue

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import myfile

to debug it.

Once you have it working, edit main.py to issue

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import myfile
myfile.main()  # Or whatever is needed to run it

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Thanks the tip! I'll put it to the proof.

[deshipu]

Also, please show us the code that doesn't work. Maybe it really has syntax errors in it.

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Since then it works fine. Actually it was a simple control of the integrated leds. What should I do to share my script in the future?
( I mean the frames around the posted codes) Both of you are very helpful. I appreciate that, thank you!

[pythoncoder]

Because of spam, the forum disallows formatting such as code blocks until you've made a certain number of posts.

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Thanks the explanation!