Hello,
I'm busy with a large application and feel it would eas my work if I
can specify dependencies on the granularity of packages, rather than
modules and classes. Eg:
- By convention I do the one class per file thing. SO in python this
means one class per module - naming classes after their modules. (this
helps with version control, and several other little irritations, for
example)
- I'd like to specify once for a _package_ that it depends upon another
_package_.
- The following should then also be true for a module A in package X
(which depends upon package Y):
1) X should be available in the namespaces of module A (in fact for
all modules in X)
2) X.B should refer to X.B.B (I name classes after their modules).
(2) Can be done easily by, eg putting the following in X.__init__.py:
from B import B
What's the feeling in this group about the idea & plans to get closer
to accimplishing it?
-i
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