import sys
import math
assert sys.modules['math']
assert 'fake_not_existing_module' not in sys.modules
sys.modules['fake_not_existing_module'] = math
assert sys.modules['fake_not_existing_module']
import fake_not_existing_module
assert fake_not_existing_module
It is valid and works on CPython, but Grumpy will raise:
...
File "/Users/alanjds/src/git/grumpy/build/lib/python2.7/site-packages/grumpy/compiler/imputil.py", line 158, in _resolve_import
raise util.ImportError(node, 'no such module: {}'.format(modname))
grumpy.compiler.util.ImportError: line 116: no such module: fake_not_existing_module
To me, seems that compile-time import errors should be ignored and be checked/raised only on run time.
Let be this test code:
It is valid and works on CPython, but Grumpy will raise:
To me, seems that compile-time import errors should be ignored and be checked/raised only on run time.