[mod_python] Using PythonAutoReload

Hello everyone,

I've been trying to figure out how to develop python web scripts
without having to restart httpd every time I make a change to a
module.  I found the directive:

PythonAutoReload

so I explicitly set it to On in httpd.conf.  But, in the following
script, for example:

----
from mod_python import apache
import test

def handler(req):
    req.content_type = 'text/plain'
    
    f = test.foo()
    req.write('string: %s\n' % (f.getString()))
    
    return apache.OK
----

any modifications to the module "test" (tell getString() to return
"string1", then change it to return "string2") will not appear
consistently across all the httpd sub-processes until the server is
restarted.  It appears this directive only xhecks the modification
time of the requested module, or in my case, the handler script.

Most of the development I'm doing is within modules so bouncing the
server each time I make a change is a bit tedious.  Is there some way
to get mod_python to check the modification time of any module being
imported?

Thanks!

-Roberto.