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Hello all, I'm just starting to use python seriously, and am having
problems understanding exactly what is going on with import statements and the sys.path variable. I'm trying to import classes and functions across several
directories. Here's a simple
example of my filesystem: /Defs base.py /One a.py b.py /Two c.py In a.py I have: ### import b ### This results in an error: ImportError: No
module named b My sys.path contains the
absolute path to /Defs/One, so, if I'm understanding the
import documentation (http://www.python.org/doc/current/ref/import.html),
then the import statement should be searching the list of directories in sys.path, and finding it, but instead I get the ImportError. I'm using Python 2.3.4 on Windows XP, using Xemacs to develop it and debug as I go using the
interpreter. Could this be
something weird about how xemacs is running the code? Thanks, |
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