I know that this is not particularly "pythonic", but I would like to mess with modules a bit.
I would like to develop a modular module which allows different services to plug themselves into the module and become the implementation for a named module. Say I have a suite of "cassidy.blah.blah.blah...." modules. As it's not really my intention to brand everything, I want to remap all these modules as "home....". Thus if someone (eventually) likes my code for x, but does not want the whole cassidy avalanche, and just wants something simple to do home.x, they can provide their own implementation or create a wrapper class to existing functionality which does the work. My problem is that this code fails all the time that I have tried to do this. import home.base Does anybody know of a way to "fool" python into thinking that my suite is actually this neutrally named suite called "home"? Thanks, John -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
