> There is something to be solved here. Anecdote: I sucked an early > version of Greg's textwrap.py module into my build directory. After > he checked it in, I changed regrtest.py to use textwrap. This kept > failing with baffling errors, until I realized I was still picking > up an incompatible textwrap.py from the build directory. So I got > rid of the latter. Somewhere in between, I synched my desktop and > laptop machines and so got another copy on my laptop that way, which > I didn't notice. When I got home and synched the laptop back to the > desktop, it then restored the deleted testwrap.py to the desktop > machine, and I got the same round of impossible errors all over > again. I deleted it from home machine again, but the next time I > used my laptop to run the test suite got the impossible errors yet > another time -- and had synched the machines again in the meantime > so that it once again showed up on the desktop disk. This just shows that having the current directory on sys.path (especially at the front) causes problems. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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