> Fredrik wrote: > > > (btw, the C API reference implies that ImportModule doesn't > > use import hooks. does that mean that cStringIO doesn't work > > under e.g. Gordon's installer?) > > You have to fool C code that uses ImportModule by doing an > import first in your Python code. It's the same for freeze. It's > tiresome tracking this stuff down. For example, to use shelve: > > # this is needed because of the use of __import__ in anydbm > # (modulefinder does not follow __import__) > import dbhash > # the next 2 are needed because cPickle won't use our import > # hook so we need them already in sys.modules when > # cPickle starts > import string > import copy_reg > # now it will work > import shelve Hm, the way I read the code (but I didn't write it!) it calls PyImport_Import, which is a higher level function that *does* use the __import__ hook. Maybe this wasn't always the case? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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