On 08/29/2012 11:43 AM, Aaron Gallagher wrote:
So, if you're going to put code in __init__.py, make it imports and not
definitions.
That's a good rule of thumb, but even imports in this scenario can get
clobbered if the names collide. For example:
test.py
--------
import foo
foo.print_stuff() # Outputs: <built-in function log>
import foo.log
foo.print_stuff() # <module 'foo.log' from '.../foo/log.py'>
foo/__init__.py
---------------
from math import log
def print_stuff():
print log
foo/log.py
----------
def log_stuff():
pass
