embedding more than one python file about ocaml_python_bindgen

[mooreryan]

This is a sort of hacky solution, but do you know about stickytape? It is a script that allows you to "rollup" all the imported modules of your python program into a single mega script. Then you (I think) should probably be able to use the mega-script as your interface instead of your original interface.

[mooreryan]

Check this example out: https://github.com/mooreryan/pyml_bindgen_stickytape_example

The executable that it generates is movable...it works on my computer from any directory, and even if I move it on to a different server, without having to mess around with the PYTHONPATH or anything.

[UnixJunkie]

Ok, very interesting. No, I did not know about this. It might do the trick.

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[UnixJunkie]

I consider this question has been properly answered. I will try soon the proposed solution.

[UnixJunkie]

I think, this suggestion is great, but I will just use the unix cat command and achieve the same effect
in my gen_bindings.sh which invokes pyml_bindgen. :)