Best way to import a module from python macro

[Uralion]

Hi!
I am trying to launch a python macro from a button. But then this macro loads another py module.
The problem is that the second module has not access to XSCRIPTCONTEXT.

Right now I have 2 workarounds:

Workaround 1:
Using this in 1st module:

sys.modules['XSCRIPTCONTEXT'] = XSCRIPTCONTEXT

and this in 2nd module:

XSCRIPTCONTEXT = sys.modules.get('XSCRIPTCONTEXT')

Workaround 2:
Using this in 1st module:

imported_module.set_context(XSCRIPTCONTEXT)

and this in 2nd module:

def set_context(context):
	global XSCRIPTCONTEXT
	XSCRIPTCONTEXT = context

They both work. But is there a better and more direct and simpler way of doing this? What is the right way?
Thank you very much!

[elmau]

Why do you need XSCRIPTCONTEXT in the second module?

What do you “really” want to do?

[Uralion]

Hi elmau
My intention is to be able to make modularly reusable libraries.
I give you an example, in the second module there could be:

def msg(message, title="LibreOffice", buttons=BUTTONS_OK, msg_type=MESSAGEBOX):
    doc = XSCRIPTCONTEXT.getDocument()
    parent = doc.CurrentController.Frame.ContainerWindow
    toolkit = parent.getToolkit()
    box = toolkit.createMessageBox(parent, msg_type, buttons, title, message)
    result = box.execute()
    return result

The idea is to be able to use functions like this one or more complex ones without rewriting the functions in each .py
Thank you!