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Graham Fawcett wrote:
| Here's a short example that really works, with no changes to Publisher:
|
|      import _dollar_one, foo, bar
|
|      _q_exports = ['foo', 'bar']
|
|      _other_exports = {
|          '$one': _dollar_one,
|      }
|
|      _q_exports.extend(_other_exports.keys())
|
|      def _q_resolve(name):
|          return _other_exports.get(name)
|
| I actually tried this one before posting it to the list. :-;
|
| -- Graham

This one works well, and looks fine to me.  I think it should be
included as viable option (if not recommendation) for these types of issues.

+1 and a gold star to Graham .
- --
Tom Jenkins
devIS - Development Infostructure
http://www.devis.com

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