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Author tim.peters
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Date 2001-07-05.03:49:47
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There's really not enough info here to be sure I know what 
your problem is; for example, it's not clear what the 
intended relationship is between printerTable and krw.

I did fix *a* bug anyway, though:  Windows wasn't checking 
correctly for case-sensitivity on __init__ files 
specifically, causing half of the package import machinery 
to think __INIT__ was OK, but the other half not to (and 
then silently suppressing the error).

In the future, case-mismatching __init__ will act as if the 
file weren't there at all, probably leading to an 
ImportError.

Note that Python will tell you which files it's looking at 
when *trying* to do an import if you run python with the -v 
switch (or -vv for even more detailed info).

Python/import.c; new revision: 2.178
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