propogating locals in sub-includes

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Next question.

I have a *spyce.include* inside a file that is itself *spyce-include*'d.
I've accepted the necessity of using *include.vars* to access data in my
included file (sadly... I wish they were just added to the included file's
local namespace, but oh well), but it would be nice if *include.context* was
automagically added to the context dict when including another file.

Basically, if file A includes file B which includes file C, I'd like to
access A.foo in C via *include.vars.foo*.

Or am I missing something obvious (for the umpteenth time)?

Jason Persampieri
Programmer
Boston College - Bioinformatics Dept.

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Next question.<br><br>I have a <i>spyce.include</i> inside a file that is itself <i>spyce-include</i>&#39;d.&nbsp; I&#39;ve accepted the necessity of using <i>include.vars</i> to access data in my included file (sadly... I wish they were just added to the included file&#39;s local namespace, but oh well), but it would be nice if 
<i>include.context</i> was automagically added to the context dict when including another file.&nbsp; <br><br>Basically, if file A includes file B which includes file C, I&#39;d like to access A.foo in C via <i>include.vars.foo
</i>.<br><br>Or am I missing something obvious (for the umpteenth time)?&nbsp; <br><br>Jason Persampieri<br>Programmer<br>Boston College - Bioinformatics Dept.<br>

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