Simple import handling for when flowslicer is installed as a package#1
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To clarify why I needed this change, I could not find an easy way to call flowslicer within BinaryNinja to view the output of calling |
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Allows
python -c “import flowslicer”to be run from either the local directory without any package installation (existing functionality) as well as supporting flowslicer to be installed as a package to be run anywhere (new functionality).This PR does not include the
setup.pyfile necessary for generating the package as I installed this as a submodule within a separate package usingsetuptools.find_packages(). See this example to see how I includedflowslicerwithin my ownsetup.py.Note, a better/clearer change would be to set up flowslicer to be a python package such that the
tryblock is unnecessary but I did not want this PR to change any existing functionality, only to add new.