<> makes import completion return "import " instead of "import".

Original Comment By: Andreas Stührk

<> makes import completion smarter when the module is already in sys.path.

Original Comment By: Andreas Stührk

Issue #96 was marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Original Comment By: Andreas Stührk

Good luck Andy.

Original Comment By: Simon de Vlieger

I'd really like to see this feature implemented. For example, in my django projects I often have lots of classes in one file... instead of digging through my files looking for the right imports, maybe bpython could show me a nice box with all the classes in that file.

Original Comment By: Anonymous

It sounds like #96 was not implemented because importing a module before the user hits enter didn't feel right. We have import completion on both of

from datetime import xyz
import datetime.xyz

if datetime has already been imported (note that the second syntax only autocompletes modules inside of the datetime package, or which there aren't any, so datetime is a bad example.

If we're ok with rooting around through modules (maybe with ast.py?) then this can stay open - otherwise it seems impossible given we don't want to run the code in the module.

IPython imports the module on pressing tab at a prompt like >>> from numpy import <tab>. This can lock up the console if importing something large or trigger side effects.