[mod_python] Vampire for module reloading

2005/7/8, Graham Dumpleton <grahamd at dscpl.com.au>:
> 
> For these externally sourced packages you don't have much choice but to
> explicitly set PythonPath directive to define their location and continue 
> to
> use the "import" statement.
> 
> As for your own code, it is better not to organise it as packages if you 
> want
> to be able to use "import_module()" with it.
> 
> Anyway, I am sure others will disagree with me on all this. :-)
> 
> Graham
> 

Well, I for one completely agree with you. I really think "library" code 
(like sqlobject or Mysqldb or any other package which is not related to 
mod_python publishing) should be imported the standard way (using the import 
keyword) by appending the path to the libraries with the PythonPath 
directive. apache.import_module should only be used for published pages and 
dynamic modules.

Regards,
Nicolas
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