[C++-sig] Python Packages from embedded interpreter

[Joseph Lisee]

I accomplish something similar that I think will solve your problem as well.  
I have a vehicle package, which has vehicle.MyClass, and 
vehicle.device.MyClass.  The way I expose this is by creating two wrapper 
modules: _vehicle and _vehicle_device.  I then have my source laid out like so:

vehicle/
    __init__.py (does "from _vehicle import *")
    device.py (does "from _vehicle_device import *")

So I would follow the same strategy for you.  Create a "sourcemod" and a 
"sourcemod_console" wrapper modules.  Then you could do something like this in 
the namespace you run your programs:

namespace bp = boost::python
// Import sourcemod into the namespace
main_namespace["sourcemod"] = bp::import("sourcemod");
// Setup sourcemod.console to equal sourcemod_console
bp::setattr(main_namespace["sourcemod"], 
            "console", 
            bp::import("sourcemod_console"))

I hope that helps.

-Joseph Lisee