On Nov 18, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Christian Tismer wrote:
I was wondering why we still need stuff like autopath? I simply use a pypy.pth file in my standard python folder which contains the path to pypy, and things work fine. Why do we really need autopath?
Good question, it certainly looks worthless to me when you have a properly configured Python environment.
It would probably make more sense to have ONE autopath-like module where you say something like:
from pypy.tool import pypypath
pypypath.dir_of(__name__) to determine the current path, pypypath.dir_of('pypy') to determine the root dir of pypy.
dir_of should probably accept varargs and do os.path.join(...) as a shortcut, because that seems to be the most common case.
-bob
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