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Question #289066 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/289066

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
global does not work across modules.

To make things more reliable, you should not use 
from xxx import *

but
import xxx

and then use 
xxx.someVariable

so it is always clear, in what module the requested name should be
found.

In your case, you need to import Test_Lib also in Test_Function and you
should always use functions, to set and get values, that are defined in
a module.

This is how I would do it:

# ... Test.sikuli:
import Test_Lib
import Test_Function

testvar1 = "TEST1"

print(testvar1)
print(Test_Lib.testvar2)

Test_Function.setTestvar1(testvar1) # to make the value available in the module Test_Function
Test_Function.printTest1()
Test_Function.printTest2()

# ... Test_Lib.sikuli:
testvar2 = "TEST2"

Test_Function.sikuli:
import Test_Lib
def setTestvar1(someValue):
    global testvar1 # global within scope of Test_Function
    testvar1 = someValue
def printTest1():
    print(testvar1)
def printTest2():
    print(testvar2)

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