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[RaiMan <rmhdevelop@xxxxxx>]

You say:
I think the point of conflict here is that you look at this behavior from the point of view of application developer and I am looking from the user point of view. ,)

-- 1. there is no "conflict"
the problem, might be, that it is always very difficult here, to talk about something and being so precise and complete, that no misunderstanding might happen --- totally impossible.

-- 2. I am not a developer
My activities in this forum are totally user oriented. But I admit, that I sometimes try to support the developers by clarifying user requests and "translate" them to the developers.

--- conclusion:
I am totally on your side and support your request fully. But on the other hand, I want to assure, that other users of Sikuli reading posts here will not be confused or mislead. Therefor I hope you understand, that I had to clarify your comments.

--- finally: what to do
As already stated, I myself do not need it, but I understand and support the request.

So feel free to post a request bug like that:

Looking from the user point of view at the script level the standard
behavior with import in a Sikuli script should be, that an imported
.sikuli first is searched in the directory containing the main script.
If not found, then sys.path (and may be other default places) should be
searched. It is the users responsibility to avoid naming conflicts
between .py-modules and .sikuli-folders. This behavior should be
consistent for any supported type of running a Sikuli script.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/799067

Title:
  X-1.0rc3: Windows: import broken

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  It may be too early to report, but the latest binary from
  http://sikuli.org/hudson/ can not find .sikuli files imported as:

      from imglib import *

  This works in X-1.0rc2

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