someDir/
main.py
subModules/
__init__.py
subA.py
subSubModules/
__init__.py
subSubA.py
# subA.py
def subAFun():
print('Hello from subAFun')
def subAFunTwo():
print('Hello from subAFunTwo')
# subSubA.py
def subSubAFun():
print('Hello from subSubAFun')
def subSubAFunTwo():
print('Hello from subSubAFunTwo')
# __init__.py from subDir
# Adds 'subAFun()' and 'subAFunTwo()' to the 'subDir' namespace
from .subA import *
# The following two import statement do the same thing, they add 'subSubAFun()' and 'subSubAFunTwo()' to the 'subDir' namespace. The first one assumes '__init__.py' is empty in 'subSubDir', and the second one, assumes '__init__.py' in 'subSubDir' contains 'from .subSubA import *'.
# Assumes '__init__.py' is empty in 'subSubDir'
# Adds 'subSubAFun()' and 'subSubAFunTwo()' to the 'subDir' namespace
from .subSubDir.subSubA import *
# Assumes '__init__.py' in 'subSubDir' has 'from .subSubA import *'
# Adds 'subSubAFun()' and 'subSubAFunTwo()' to the 'subDir' namespace
from .subSubDir import *
# __init__.py from subSubDir
# Adds 'subSubAFun()' and 'subSubAFunTwo()' to the 'subSubDir' namespace
from .subSubA import *
# main.py
import subDir
subDir.subAFun() # Hello from subAFun
subDir.subAFunTwo() # Hello from subAFunTwo
subDir.subSubAFun() # Hello from subSubAFun
subDir.subSubAFunTwo() # Hello from subSubAFunTwo
