> ...
> What happens is that test_getopt.py has this near the top:
>
> from test.test_support import verbose
>
> and this is causing *another* copy of the test_support module to
> get loaded, and *its* verbose attr is 1.
Maybe adding these lines after that import will help clarify it for you
(note that you can't print to stdout without screwing up what regrtest
expects):
import sys
print >> sys.stderr, sys.modules["test_support"], \
sys.modules["test.test_support"]
(hot *damn* is that more pleasant than pasting stuff together by hand!).
When I run it, I get
<module 'test_support' from '..\lib\test\test_support.pyc'>
<module 'test.test_support' from
'C:\CODE\PYTHON\DIST\SRC\lib\test\test_support.pyc'>
so they clearly are distinct modules.
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