Hi,
By playing around with importlib I noticed that if you define `__path__ =
[os.path.dirname(__file__)]` in a module named spam.py, then you could `import
spam.spam.spam` or `from spam import spam`. In other words, spam.py behaves
like a package although its loader, if asked, tells that it is no
On 29/10/2018 14:10, Quentin Agren wrote:
> ... (Maybe I should just get out more...)
That depends on whether you can foresee a use for importlib in
your code. If so then getting to know it isn't a bad thing.
If not, do you really want to be looking back on your 60th
birthday thinking "Did I real
Hi Alan,
> That depends on whether you can foresee a use for importlib in
> your code.
Slightly disagreeing here. I think reading importlib source is a great way
of understanding how the python import system works (if you don't want to
read C, that is). I think a learnt a lot and it helped me
