import_file
import_file is meant to import a python script from a normal file path. Relative (dotted) imports are complicated, and fixing sys.path just feels wrong.
Usage examples:
>>>from import_file import import_file
>>>mylib = import_file('c:\mylib.py')
>>>another = import_file('relative_subdir/another.py')
So now you aren’t limited to importing only within your package or trail of __init__.py files.
This should work for python 2.5-3.2 and it’s public domain, have fun.
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