Moore, Paul wrote: > Have you looked at Gordon McMillan's import utilities? He handles > this by having a "shadowpath" in the manager which maps sys.path > entries to "Owners", where each Owner is responsible for loading > from one location (directory, zipfile, whatever). > > I'm convinced you're reinventing the wheel here, at least in part. > (But reinventing it in C, rather than Python, so it's not a > completely bad thing :-)) In the meantime things have changed: death to sys.import_hooks, and yay to arbitrary objects on sys.path. I think this is more or less the same as iu.py, except that there's no need for a "shadowpath" (if not a string, the sys.path item _is_ the "owner"). Just
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