hm...
i don't know if this would help, but right now on the
OpenSocialNetwork framework we've developed we do something possibly
similar:
the __init__.py of the project has this:
===
import sys
appdir= sys.path[0]
appexternals= "%s/artwelove/lib/externals" % appdir
sys.path.append(appexternals)
import OpenSocialNetwork
OpenSocialNetwork.appname= '$$APPNAME$$'
===
that lets us do stuff like this in the framework classes
==
import OpenSocialNetwork
app_h = getattr(__import__( '%s.lib' % OpenSocialNetwork.appname , {},
{}, ['']), 'helpers')
app_model = getattr(__import__(OpenSocialNetwork.appname, {}, {},
['']), 'model')
==
so its not really a relative import... but by keeping everything in
lib/externals/ and then using some standard 'hooks' , we can get at
any code/package need.
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