SyntaxError: import * only allowed at module level

这个错误通常是因为 `import *` 语句被放在了函数或者类的内部，而不是模块的顶层。Python 只允许在模块的顶层使用 `import *` 语句。

例如，下面的代码会引发这个错误：

def my_function():
    from my_module import *

正确的做法是将 `import *` 语句放在模块的顶层，如下所示：

from my_module import *

def my_function():
    # use imported functions or variables here

如果你想在函数或者类的内部导入模块或者函数，应该使用标准的 `import` 语句，如下所示：

def my_function():
    import my_module
    
    # use imported functions or variables here

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import * only allowed at module level

As an AI language model, I do not have the context of your code. However, I can provide a general explanation of the error message you received.

The error message "import * only allowed at module level" typically occurs when you try to use the asterisk (*) syntax to import all symbols from a module in a place where it is not allowed.

In Python, the asterisk syntax is used to import all public symbols from a module. However, this syntax can only be used at the module level, which means it can only be used at the top of a file or inside a function or class definition.

If you try to use the asterisk syntax in any other place, such as inside a loop, a conditional statement, or a nested function, you will get the "import * only allowed at module level" error message.

To fix this error, you should move the import statement to the top of the file or inside a function or class definition, depending on where you need to use the imported symbols. You can also use the explicit import syntax to import only the symbols you need, instead of importing everything with the asterisk syntax.