Márcio> So, no chance of doing this:
Márcio> # "A.py"
Márcio> from __future__ import division, with_statement
Márcio> # "B.py"
Márcio> from A import *
Márcio> print 1 / 2
Márcio> ...and printing 0.5, right? Too bad :)
"from __future__ ..." isn't really an import statement in the usual sense of
the term. It affects the byte code compiler immediately and I believe only
when using that syntax. That it actually adds a name to the module's
namespace is not really used (at least, not often).
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