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How do I import a submodule using `` and not ``?
I'm trying to import the _path module with python 3.5 using this package:
The code is:
from _path import *
However, this gives an ImportError: _path/__init__.py: cannot import name *
I'm not sure why this is, because I have seen people use the code on github ( and they don't have an ImportError when importing the module.
A:
The project you linked is based on Python 2, so _path.py is a module and _path.py isn't the same as _path.py, and even if they were the same, the import form would be different.
On Python 3, the project includes _path.pyc (as a Python bytecode file) but _path.py is not the same thing, so import _path (as opposed to _path.py) will fail to import that module.
You can work around this issue by manually re-creating the _path.pyc file:
>>> import _path
>>> import io
>>> with io.open('_path.pyc', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
... f.write('print(1)
')
...
>>> from _path import *
>>>
If you really want to automate this, you can use a module called importlib, which will automatically (if the import fails) write out a module that will load the same module, but fail to import anything, which should be good enough.
>>> from importlib import reload
>>> from importlib
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