>Francesco A. Queirolo wrote:
>> Sorry about the double post but the first one was sent before I was
>> completed with my question.
>>
>> I have the following directory structure on Windows XP running python
>> 2.4.2 final:
>>
>> JavaInheritancePoly\
>> HierarchicalInheritancePoly.py
>> Animals\
>> __init__.py
>> Modules\
>> __init__.py
>> Animal.py
>> Test\
>> __init__.py
>> AnimalTest.py
>>
>> When in AnimalTest.py I would like to access animal. I have tried:
>>
>> from JavaInheritancePoly.Animals.Modules import Animal
>For the above to work you need __init__.py in JavaInheritancePoly\ and
>the dir containing JavaInheritancePoly\ must be in sys.path either
>because it is in the working directory or some other means.
>Kent
Kent,
Thanks for the speedy reply. I have successfully been able to append my
sys.path through the command:
sys.path.append('pathToJavaInheritancePoly\Animals\Modules')
so that I could run my AnimalTest.py from the Test directory.
However, I would like to be able to use a .pth file (due to its
unobtrusiveness and the fact that I don't have to type in
'sys.path.append()' every time I want to run the test) located in the Test
directory so that I can import Animals.Module.Animals from AnimalTest
while AnimalTest lies in the Test directory.
I have already tried an absolute path to:
'pathToJavaInheritancePoly\Animals\Modules'
I have also tried relative paths:
'..'
and
'../../'
neither of which have been successful.
Thanks,
Francesco
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