Hello,
In the case of such a dir structure:
/pack
__init__.py
(modules)
/pack1
__init__.py
modules
are the following imports synonyms:
1- import pack.pack1
2- from pack import pack1
?
If yes, is there a reason for this?
Also, there is something I find weird:
* Using idiom 1, pack1 is only known as the compound name "pack.pack1": I
cannot eg "print pack1". Consistently, to import a module, I need "from
pack.pack1 import mod".
* Using idiom 2, pack1 is known as "pack1" alone: I can "print pack1", which
outputs "<module 'pack.pack1' from
'/home/spir/prog/python/pack/pack1/__init__.pyc'>".
But for further imports, I still need to use the compound name "pack.pack1":
"from pack1 import mod" raises "ImportError: No module named pack1", while
python has just accepted to print pack1!
Denis
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