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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi all,<BR>
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I'm trying to create package compiled with Cython. It compiles fine but when I try to import it I get an ImportError exception. Here is a simplifed version which generates the same error:<BR>
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The structure of the compiled package:<BR>
package/<BR>
__init__.py - Empty<BR>
module_A.pyd<BR>
module_B.pyd<BR>
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Content of the Cython modules:<BR>
module_B.pyx<BR>
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cdef class BaseClass:<BR>
...<BR>
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module_B.pxd<BR>
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cdef class BaseClass:<BR>
pass<BR>
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module_A.pyx<BR>
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cimport module_B<BR>
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cdef class SubClass(module_B.BaseClass):<BR>
...<BR>
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Content of my test script:<BR>
from package.module_A import Subclass<BR>
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When I run the test script I get "ImportError: No module named module_B". I works if I put module_B.pyd in the same folder as the test script. I don't understand why since module_A which contains the subclass of the class in module_B is in the same folder as module_B, and there exist no Python imports from the module (which I thought would work as well).<BR>
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Any suggestions?<BR>
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(I use Cython 0.10.3, Python 2.5.1 and MSVS C++ 7.1)<BR>
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Best regards,<BR>
Mikael Arvids</FONT>
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