[Python-ideas] Implicit submodule imports

[Thomas Gläßle]

Thomas Gläßle wrote on 09/26/2014 11:03 PM:
> Imagine, we had a class LazyModule (or w/e name) class in the stdlib.
> One could just do:
>
>     __new__.py:
>         from importlib import LazyModule as __metamodule__ # (or
> __metapackage?)
>
>
> Maybe, LazyModule could resolve only attributes, that are explicitly
> given in __all__ (or more explicitly __autoimport__?).

On second thought. Scratch all of that. This is easy enough to do it a
few lines of code and customize to the specific use case. Sorry for the
noise, I think it's too late for my brain to work well;)
Using an __autoimport__ list could still be an option if not resorting
to the metamodule.
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