On 24 Aug 2008, Jean Bréfort wrote:
> I'm not a python expert, but anyway, I think that our plugins mechanism
> can't load several files. You might use several plugins (one for each
> file) if the files are independents or rewrite the whole thing in C.
> Jean
Thanks for the advice. I may end up following your first
recommendation, but I'd prefer to use the import command, as I had
originally envisioned.
Some background:
Similar to the way that C uses the "include" directive, Python files
(including plugins in Gnumeric) are capable of importing other Python
files, e.g.
import sys
from numpy import *
I have tried moving some of my own Python files into the directories
listed in sys.path (using my mighty powers as root). As I expected,
the referenced files import correctly, and the functions run in
Gnumeric. But I'd like non-root users to be able to run the plugin,
with the files defining functions all loaded from the same local
directory. So, again, does anyone know how I can change sys.path to
include the current directory?
Marc Grégoire
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