Message213
<pre>
TOP/
a.py
p0/
__init__.py
x.py
y.py
p1/
__init__.py
z.py
</pre>
all python files just contain:
print __name__
except a.py:
import p0.x
print __name__
and x.py:
import y
import p1.z
print __name__
If one executes a.py from TOP with CPython 1.5/1.6/2.0 everything works fine.
If one compiles a.py with jythonc and the --deep option,
p0.y will not be compiled. The relative import rule is ignored by jythonc. In my opinion this is a bug, and I know how possibly fix this. |
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2008-02-20 17:16:45 | admin | link | issue223627 messages |
2008-02-20 17:16:45 | admin | create | |
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