Added import statements to openrocketdoc/__init__.py to allow import of modules from installed package

[sanketdiwale]

installing the package via python setup.py install or python setup.py
develop did not copy the python scripts to the installed directory if
they were not explicitly imported in init.py

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.02%) to 91.055% when pulling 7d3db5b on sanketdiwale:master into 7df113d on open-aerospace:master.

[natronics]

Thanks!

Is this to fix any particular problem your having? I usually try to avoid the from foo import * pattern because if two things have the same name then there can be problems! In particular a file loader and a file writer might have the same name, so you really would want to import them separately like this:

from openrocketdoc import loaders
from openrocketdoc import writers

I think this should work without having any imports in the main __init__.py file.

[natronics]

Oh! Or I could have my setup.py wrong. I might need to list extra modules there. All the tests work and I haven't had a problem running it though, so let me know if there is something that isn't working for you.

[sanketdiwale]

Hi natronics,

I tried doing "from openrocketdoc import loaders" without adding the import lines to the init.py file. And this works fine. Sorry about the mixup.

I had initially tried just "import openrocketdoc" and then tried to declare a object as "p =openrocketdoc.loaders.RockSimEngine()". This was giving me "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'loaders'". Which I fixed using the import statements in the init.py.
However I guess this isn't the correct way to create the loaders object. I guess you should reject the pull request.

I agree with your statement " I usually try to avoid the from foo import * pattern because if two things have the same name then there can be problems! ". Sorry about the mixup.

Best,
Sanket