python 3.x - Import package "x" in module "x": prevent importing itself and import package instead -
i run problems when using project structure suggested here: what best project structure python application?.
imagine project layout this:
project/ |-- bin/ | |-- project.py | |-- project/ | |-- __init__.py | |-- foo.py
in bin/project.py want import package project.
#project.py project import foo
since sys.path[0] project/bin when running bin/project.py, tries import module bin/project.py (itself) resulting in attribute error. there way use project layout without playing around sys.path in module bin/project.py? need "importpackage" statement, ignores modules same name.
since project structure suggested, i'm wondering why no 1 else has kind of problems...
you try:
import imp module_name = imp.load_source('project','../project')
module_name package.
edit:
for python 3.3+
import importlib.machinery loader = importlib.machinery.sourcefileloader("project", "../project") foo = loader.load_module("project")
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