Re: a rookie problem about 'Modules'

On 1 mar, 16:30, Bill Liao <lwlw1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday, March 1, 2011, iRick <alexye...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > hi,i'm a freshman for python. i got a problem about "Modules"

Python-related questions should go to comp.lang.python.

> > this is my dir
> > A/
> >       a.py
> >       __init__.py
> >       B/
> >               __init__.py
> >               b.py
> >       C/
> >               __init__.py
> >               c.py
>
> > and i wrote this as follows in c.py
>
> > from A.B import b
> > ~~~~blablabla
>
> > but the compiler warned like this:

The interpreter, actually.

> > Traceback (most recent call last):
> >   File "H:\workspace\A\B\b.py", line 1, in <module>
> >     from A.C import c
> > ImportError: No module named A.C
>
> >          so what's the matter ? should i do sth in sys.path or
> > someelse?

What you need is to have the directory *containing* A in your
sys.path, but it's usually better not to mess with sys.path directly -
setting your PYTHON_PATH environnment variable would be better.

Also, remember that 1/ the current working directory is automagically
inserted in your sys.path and 2/ Python now has relative imports.

> > i hope sb can help me with it thanks
>
>
> yes, add directory A to sys.path

And this is why it's better to ask python-related questions on
comp.lang.py. Nope, adding A to sys.path will NOT cure the problem -
it's the directory containing A that needs to be in sys.path.

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