Hi, I have a project (a django project actually) that has a structure something like: /path/prj/settings.py /path/prj/scripts/blah.py /path/prj/...
In order to run blah.py I need to set $PYTHONPATH to /path/prj because it does "import settings". That's all good. I would however like to autodetect the path in blah.py somehow and not need to set PYTHONPATH prior to execution. Whether it's called as /path/prj/scripts/blah.py or ./blah.py or ../../prj/scripts/blah.py or even plain blah.py should the whole path to it be in $PATH I'd like it to detect it's location in the filesystem and append its parent dir to sys.path I guess I could do it with a little help of os.path.realpath() for all those cases where absolute or relative path was used. But how should I approach it when it's invoked as plain 'blah.py' because its directory name is in $PATH? TIA! PaPa -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
