.sage files are not meant to be used like normal Python modules. You
can only load or attach them. I implemented this in 2005, when I was
basically "implementing something like Magma" on top of Python. I'm not sure
this is good or bad, but I definitely find
sage: attach file.sage
to be *useful* in practice.
Yep, "attach" is really usefull. However I've some big bunches of code
using sage divided in several packages and I thus have to name them .py
:) And then I have to use the "difficult" syntax.
It's not really an issue, but when I began I has some difficulties to
understand why some pieces of code was working in a context and
nonworking in an other.
Have a good afternoon,
Laurent
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