Samuele Pedroni wrote:
> From: "Just van Rossum" <just@letterror.com>
> > I will change my zipimport hook (which _still_ isn't finished ;-) to also
> > traverse sys.path, and check for *.zip path endings.
> >
>
> my point was that, given
>
> dir1;zip0;dir2
>
> dir1 should take over zip0 that should take over dir2.
>
> [This is what Jython 2.1 does btw]
>
> If the resulting import precedence order is that both dir1 and dir2 take over
> zip0, then maybe allowing zip0 in sys.path is just confusing,
> and zipfiles should be specified elsewhere.
True, true.
Does Jython implement the (old) idea that items on sys.path can be import
handler *objects*? (If yes, can you briefly describe the interface of these
objects?)
After seeing what you mean I think that may be the only sensible solution.
Say:
for p in sys.path:
if hasattr(p, "find_module"):
x = p.find_module(...)
elif not isinstance(p, basestring):
continue
else:
x = builtin_find_module(...)
...load module...
Just
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