>> python ../lib/test/regrtest.py test___all__
Tim> test___all__
Tim> test test___all__ failed -- tty has no __all__ attribute
Tim> 1 test failed: test___all__
grumble, grumble...
Tim> I assume this is yet another case where some excruciatingly
Tim> non-obvious sequence of failing imports manages to leave behind a
Tim> damaged module object in sys.modules that prevents test___all__'s
Tim> import of tty from getting the ImportError it *ought* to get under
Tim> Windows (and betting termios is the ultimate culprit).
I (thankfully) gave up even pretending to run Windows recently, so I can
only make a suggestion for others who look into this problem. Try this:
Change test___all__.check_all so that the except clause reads:
except ImportError, msg:
then print out msg when an import fails. You should get the actual module
that failed to import. If foo.py consists of simply "import bar", and I
import it, I see that bar couldn't be imported:
>>> try:
... import foo
... except ImportError, msg:
... print msg
...
No module named bar
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