On 31 October 2001, James C. Ahlstrom said:
> Did we decide to allow import of *.py?
Here's an idea that would apply to importing *.py whether inside ZIP
files or not: if unable to write the .pyc, write a warning to stderr.
That'll be useful to people who inadvertently put .py files without .pyc
in a ZIP file, and to people who try to import .py files from a
directory they can't write to, etc. Now that Python has a warning
framework, warnings like
unable to write /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages/foo.pyc: permission denied
or
unable to write /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages/foo.zip/foo.pyc:
can't write to ZIP file
sound like useful warnings.
Greg
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