Problem: TOP_DIR_x are global #112
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Solution: allow it to fail, following gvanrossum recommendation to stop supporting 3.5
Solution: make an API that avoids globals
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In the context of @gvanrossum comment on #111, I looked a bit closer to the globals
TOP_DIR_x.IMHO, it is not needed to keep them global.
This PR would replace #111. (Nevertheless, I fixed #111 in order to let you decide which one you prefer.)
The code in this PR enables customizing the
default_filter_filenametop_dirwith the following code: