I'd like to know if I can somehow find the path for a module somewhere
in a the package hierarchy
for instance if I import my module like so
from spam.eggs import sausage
my hypothetical method would return something like
'/home/developer/projects/spam/eggs/sausage.py/c'
given that module object.
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Is there any method in the standard modules that can perform proper
url encoding according to RFC?
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How can I check the validity of absolute urls with http scheme?
example:
"http://www.example.com/something.html"; -> valid
"http://www.google.com/ + Brite_AB_Iframe_URL + " -> invalid
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Let's say I write a simple extension in c only for the windows version
of my script. Can I just put this compiled dll in the root directory
of my application along with the other py files and distribute it like
that without the need of an installation script?
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