import os.path error (was Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] W section)

[Richard Blumberg]

FWIW...

'import os.path' works the same on my Mac and on my webserver 
(running freeBSD, python v. 2.0). That is, it imports the os module, 
entire, including the path module contained within the os module. In 
other words, on both platforms, 'import os' and 'import os.path' seem 
to have identical results. Not quite what I'd have expected, but not 
inconsistent between platforms.

Richard



At 6:54 PM -0500 3/11/01, Gordon Worley wrote:
>At 11:52 PM +0100 3/11/01, Jack Jansen wrote:
>>You should simply import os and the use os.path. Or is that what
>>you're doing (I got the impression that you did "import os.path",
>>which isn't correct, as os isn't a package) and did you come across a
>>genuine bug? In that case I'd like to see the "verbose import" output...
>
>Okay, guess I learn something new all of the time.  import os.path 
>seemed to have worked fine in the past and I've seen it done in 
>other Python scripts, but I guess the latest updates changed this.
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