Hello all,
I'm experimenting with the Pyc sample and compiling packages into a
single assembly.
It works fine for packages (great!) - but not for their *contained*
subpackages.
When I look at the generated assembly with Reflector, the
'DLRCachedCode' does contain the subpackage 'files' (including the
'__init__.py') - but importing from the subpackage fails.
Is this expected or a bug?
The command line I use is:
ipy pyc.py /out:modules /target:dll package\__init__.py
package\module1.py package\module2.py package\subpackage\__init__.py
package\subpackage\module1.py
The '__init__.py' are all empty and the modules each contain a single
print statement plus a single value. My top level file (left as pure
Python) is:
import clr
clr.AddReference('modules')
import package.module1
import package.module2
import package.subpackage.module1
print package.module1.value
print package.module2.value
print package.subpackage.module1.value
It fails on the subpackage import:
Imported package module 1
Imported package module 2
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Dev\Pyc\test.py", line 6, in C:\Dev\Pyc\test.py
ImportError: cannot import subpackage from package
*Should* this work? It would be nice if it did - because otherwise we
are restricted to one assembly per package, and have to add a reference
to all these assemblies.
The way I've been doing this is with 'Assembly.LoadFile' in the
'__init__.py' - which works but is a little 'inelegant'.
Michael
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