Hi,
In hopes it may help someone else, here's what I ended up doing:
1) Add this to to point to your local 'tools' directory:
import site
# the python tools dir is at "../../tools/python"
site.addsitedir('..'+os.sep+'..'+os.sep+'tools'+os.sep
+'python')
2) In the 'tools' dir, there is a file called 'local.pth'. Its
contents:
# the individual modules are at "../../tools/python/modules/
<modulename>"
./modules/pexpect
3) In the script you can now do:
import pexpect
That's it. This works fine, but there are still 2 outstanding issues:
A) How do make the same ".pth" file usable on a win32 environment?
The path separators are different (i.e. "/" vs "\").
B) How to auto-include any subdirectory in 'python/modules' so that
each
new module dir doesn't have to be added manually? That is, if
package
'foo' is added, it would be in 'python/modules/foo'. Is there a
way
to avoid manually putting that in the '.pth'?
FYI,
-T
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