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"""Root Corrade module"""

import sys

# In case Corrade is built statically, the whole core project is put into
# _corrade. If corrade is built dynamically, there's no core library at the
# moment.
try:
    from _corrade import *

    # The following feels extremely hackish, but without that it wouldn't be
    # possible to do `import corrade.containers`, which is weird
    # (`from corrade import containers` works, tho, for whatever reason)
    for i in ['containers']:
        if i in globals(): sys.modules['corrade.' + i] = globals()[i]
except ImportError:
    pass

# Prevent all submodules being pulled in when saying `from corrade import *` --
# this is consistent with behavior in magnum
__all__ = []