On Thu, 2003-12-18 at 13:04, Greg Ewing wrote: > Maybe in Python 3.0 the current directory should appear as a > package with some standard name. Then applications could use > relative imports to import their own modules, and absolute > ones to import standard modules, without fear of conflict. In a previous thread, we already came up with __me__ as a magic name referring to the current module. Let's use __my__ as the prefix for importing a relative module. too-tired-to-wink-ly y'rs, -Barry
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