Attribute error Cmd module
attributeerror, cmd, python
Solution
I tried you script with `python3.2.3` and it worked. Do you have a file named `cmd.py` in the same directory as this file is in? If you do, then `import cmd` would not import the right module. Instead, it would import `cmd.py` in the current directory.
I created a file called `cmd.py` in the directory and got the same error as you did when trying to run your script. So delete `cmd.py` that is in the current directory or name it something else if you have it there.
Problem
I'm trying to use cmd module of python, and I got this test code in a website When compiling this code in python 3.2 ``` import cmd import os class ShellEnabled(cmd.Cmd): last_output = '' def do_shell(self, line): "Run a shell command" print ("running shell command:", line) output = os.popen(line).read() print (output) self.last_output = output def do_echo(self, line): "Print the input, replacing '$out' with the output of the last shell command" # Obviously not robust print (line.replace('$out', self.last_output)) def do_EOF(self, line): return True if __name__ == '__main__': ShellEnabled().cmdloop() ``` I get this error for cmd module. ``` AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Cmd' ``` On line 4.