modules.py 文件源码

def _findEntryPathString(self, modobj):
        """
        Determine where a given Python module object came from by looking at path
        entries.
        """
        topPackageObj = modobj
        while '.' in topPackageObj.__name__:
            topPackageObj = self.moduleDict['.'.join(
                    topPackageObj.__name__.split('.')[:-1])]
        if _isPackagePath(FilePath(topPackageObj.__file__)):
            # if package 'foo' is on sys.path at /a/b/foo, package 'foo's
            # __file__ will be /a/b/foo/__init__.py, and we are looking for
            # /a/b here, the path-entry; so go up two steps.
            rval = dirname(dirname(topPackageObj.__file__))
        else:
            # the module is completely top-level, not within any packages.  The
            # path entry it's on is just its dirname.
            rval = dirname(topPackageObj.__file__)
        # There are probably some awful tricks that an importer could pull
        # which would break this, so let's just make sure... it's a loaded
        # module after all, which means that its path MUST be in
        # path_importer_cache according to PEP 302 -glyph
        from pprint import pformat
        assert rval in self.importerCache, '%r for %r not in import cache %s' % (
            rval, modobj, pformat(self.importerCache))
        return rval