Spyder IDE complaining about unable to detect undefined names
Your IDE is complaining, not Python. When you do from simple import *, you import everything exposed by simple. This is typically not recommended because it pollutes the global namespace and may implicitly overwrite an existing object.
You get a warning instead of an error because this behavior is not always bad. Having an __init__.py file that exposes objects from sub-modules is a very common pattern. As long as you understand the potential risks, just silence the warning:
from .input import * # NOQAIf your modules don't expose many objects, just import them by name:
from .input import A, B, CThis has the benefit of allowing Python code analysis tools to better understand your code and warn you of potential issues.
I had the same problem,the asterisk.I located the modules to call them as indicated by Blender
and it was solved
change the asterisk by the names of the modules
locate the names that have conflict
and as you add them up, the error will be silenced
Thanks for your comments, they helped me with the problem I had