With autoimp, all installed Python modules can be imported with the single statement "from autoimp import *". The imported modules are proxy objects which lazily load when first used.
Install with 'sudo pip install autoimp'.
Proper installation of autoimp involves placing "from autoimp import *" in your
PYTHONSTARTUP file. Once autoimp is properly installed, it is no longer necessary to use statements of the form "import X" at the interactive prompt.
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