Stargaming wrote: > The 'from' clause is a keyword in python used for > imports in the module namespace.
Typically, but in the case of "from __future__ ..." it actually changes the logic of the interpreter/compiler. As a result if you intend to use any features from __future__ you have to ensure that that directive comes first. It looks like any other module on the surface, but it's a little special. (This also means that if you intend to use any modules that use these features you need to import it in your top level code as well) Michael. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
