#                                                             init.py

# Remember we wanted to include our working folder in the system path so
# that our working folder would be available no matter where we started
# our python session?  We did it in multiple steps in modules.py.  We can
# simplify the process by creating a file that contains all of those steps
# so that we can simply load that file every time we start a new python
# session.
# 
# This is that file that contains those steps:

import sys

import os

sys.path.append(os.path.join("C:\\", "alee", "python"))

# This one shows what I did for my Windows machine.  The one I showed in
# modules.py is what I had to do for my Mac OS X.

# Obviously, your working folder would not be named alee, so change
# it accordingly.  If you have more subfolders, then add them as
# well.  Whatever you do, you must include all the folder names in the
# entire path from the root to the final subfolder.
#
# Just issue the following after you start a new ipython session:
# 
#    >>> execfile("init.py")
#
# and then continue with whatever you wanted to do in your current python
# session in the first place.