Re: .pth files in working directory

From: Peter Maas <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 15:49:51 +0200

Michael Ekstrand schrieb:

If top/ is the working directory for your Python interpreter, the
problem is solved automatically. Python puts the current working
directory in the default search path. So, if you run


IIS sets the the site path as working directory. So I would probably
have to change wd at the beginnig of every module. Each module would
read the top location from a .pth file in its directory. Yes that's
possible. Thanks for your help.

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