Python-based configuration reader
Simply enough, loads a file into a Python module object but does not place it in the module cache or otherwise bind it.
>>> import posixpath >>> conf = load(posixpath.__file__) >>> conf # doctest: +ELLIPSIS <module '<config>' from '...'> >>> conf.pathsep ':'
And so on. You could also use load_dict to get a dict instead:
>>> type(load_dict(posixpath.__file__)) <type 'dict'>
Though, if you try to load files that aren’t recognized or loadable, you get an error:
>>> load("lala.ini")
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ConfigurationError: no suitable loader for config module 'lala.ini'
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