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If a.py is a Python module defining a function b, I would expect that the Codon equivalent of the Python syntax from a import b should be from python from a import b. Instead, it seems to me that one has to do something like from python import a; b = a.b instead, which is not very convenient.
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If
a.py
is a Python module defining a functionb
, I would expect that the Codon equivalent of the Python syntaxfrom a import b
should befrom python from a import b
. Instead, it seems to me that one has to do something likefrom python import a; b = a.b
instead, which is not very convenient.-- Peter Mueller
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