So, anyone got a decent URI scheme for Python elements? Preferably something that will handle: fully-qualified (universally valid) URI's... something like /mcf/pars/andgrp#AndGrp.consume /mcf/pars/andgrp /mcf/pars/orgrp#OrGrp Basically, should be able to say: from mcf.pars.andgrp import AndGrp and then get the correct attribute off AndGrp? Requires that the processing script know the sys.path under which the files will be processed, that is, the script needs to know what the root of the hierarchy is for the sets of relative URI's (context sensitive)... something like #OrGrp.posopt_consume # in same module ./orgrp#OrGrp.consume # method in module in same package ../utils#dummy # module in sibling package consume # method of class OrGrp OrGrp.consume # class method of module orgrp orgrp # module of package pars ...yada catching broken links (optional) These obviously aren't the perfect URI schemes, anyone have any better ones? We would want them to be easily typed, and hopefully easily recognised both by the code reader and the system. Well, off to sleep, enjoy all, Mike ________________________________ M i k e C . F l e t c h e r mcfletch@golden.net http://www.golden.net/~mcfletch/ ________________________________ Design, Consultation, Training _______________ DOC-SIG - SIG for the Python Documentation Project send messages to: doc-sig@python.org administrivia to: doc-sig-request@python.org _______________