Re: PyGObject (3.4.0) - importing overrides modules from different directories

2012-10-31 Thread Simon Feltman
Hi Lukas, Yes, and my apologies, I did not read your original email close enough to realize this is what you are running into. Before going the route of symlinks it may be worth while to see if .pkg files or pkg_resources.declare_namespace could help the situation (I haven't had the time to look i

Canonicalizing property names

2012-10-31 Thread Daniel Drake
Hi, Working on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=686942 I need to revisit the canonicalize_key() calls made when setting/getting properties that are owned by gi. Can anyone explain the reasoning behind this, what it solves/avoids? Should it only be applied to properties which are owned

Re: PyGObject (3.4.0) - importing overrides modules from different directories

2012-10-31 Thread Lukas Vacek
Simon, I see you had ran into the problem with extend_path and code in __init__.py already (comment 26 in the bug report you posted earlier). Do you think it is a good practice for pygobject overrides module developers to create a symlink from __init__.py in their installed module to __init__.py i