Actually, the solution for the bug you had open makes things more
difficult, because istead of Eclipse not adding all the subfolders to the
classpath, we have to add all of them manually or change all the require
commmands inside the IDE to start from the project floder instead of the
script folder.
<<< That is, I think the solution for the bug is only valid if, as I'm
saying, DLTK considers current folder (script folder) automatically when
running scripts. I've downloaded the new M7a, but I'm still not able to,
for example, run a script that requires another script under the same
folder just because that folder (which isn't a src folder itself but a
subfolder of such one) is not on the build path :( >>>