I have a module in my app's modules/ directory that needs a path to a file in
private/ at import time (so I can't pass the path in).
Using fileutils.abspath, I have to write:
> abspath('applications', 'watchup', 'private', filename)
presumably because in abspath:
> return os.path.join(global_settings.applications_parent, path)
...global_settings is empty at import time? (I haven't looked explicitly.)
I'd rather not hard-code the application name into the module, of course,
though it's not a huge hardship in this case.
I don't quite understand why this isn't working. I'm calling import in the
context of a request, so I'd think that I'd get the whole path without having
to pass in the 'applications/appname' portion.
What am I missing?
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