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To organize better the code in my QGIS 3 Plugin, I tried to put all dialogs in one package called dialogs, but when I open QGIS it says ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dialogs'

This is the code I used to import the Dialog class in the "main" file, where there's run method (luniPlugin.py in this case)

from dialogs.select_feature_dialog import SelectFeatureDialog

(and the same for the others dialogs)

This is the folder where the project is:

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And, finally, this is the content of the folder "dialogs":

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Since python compiler has not given me errors, I'm wondering if it's possible to do this "unpacking" in a QGIS Plugin or if it's simple my mistake.

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pluginname/ top-level package __init__.py initialize the package luniPlugin.py dialogs/ sub module select_feature_dialog.py . .

You have to specify explicitly sub module in the same package using .(dot).

Use .dialogs.select_feature_dialog (Relative import):

from .dialogs.select_feature_dialog import SelectFeatureDialog

Or, you can use an absolute path for sub module. In this case you have to specify the package/plugin name. (Absolute import):

from pluginname.dialogs.select_feature_dialog import SelectFeatureDialog

For more information, review Python Packages documentation.

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