Giovanni Bajo napisał(a): > Remember that the directory where you start the toplevel script is always > included in the sys.path. This means that you can have your structure like > this: > > main.py > | > | - - pkg1 > | - - pkg2 > | - - pkg3 > > Files in any package can import other packages. The usual way is to do "import > pkgN" and then dereference. Within each package, you will have a __init__.py > which will define the package API (that is, will define those symbols that you > can access from outside the package).
How to install this structure eg. on Linux? What layout do you recommend? It's tempting to use /opt hierarchy for installation target (as it gives relatively much freedom within application directory), but many administrators are reluctant to use this hierarchy and prefer more standarized targets, such as /usr or /usr/local. -- Jarek Zgoda http://jpa.berlios.de/ -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
