parameters: (soname, module_subpath="")
return_statement: return unity.list_toolkit_functions_in_dynamic_module(
          soname
      ) + unity.list_toolkit_classes_in_dynamic_module(soname)
docstring: ..WARNING:: This function is deprecated, It will be removed in the next
      major release.
  
      Loads a turicreate toolkit module (a shared library) into the
      tc.extensions namespace.
  
      Toolkit module created via SDK can either be directly imported,
      e.g. ``import example`` or via this function, e.g. ``turicreate.ext_import("example.so")``.
      Use ``ext_import`` when you need more namespace control, or when
      the shared library is not local, e.g. in http, s3 or hdfs.
  
      Parameters
      ----------
      soname : string
          The filename of the shared library to load.
          This can be a URL, or a HDFS location. For instance if soname is
          somewhere/outthere/toolkit.so
          The functions in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.toolkit.*
  
      module_subpath : string, optional
          Any additional module paths to prepend to the toolkit module after
          it is imported. For instance if soname is
          somewhere/outthere/toolkit.so, by default
          the functions in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.toolkit.*.
          However, if I module_subpath="somewhere.outthere", the functions
          in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.somewhere.outthere.toolkit.*
  
      Returns
      -------
      out : a list of functions and classes loaded.
  
      Examples
      --------
      For instance, given a module which implements the function "square_root",
  
      .. code-block:: c++
  
          #include <cmath>
          #include <model_server/lib/toolkit_function_macros.hpp>
          double square_root(double a) {
            return sqrt(a);
          }
  
          BEGIN_FUNCTION_REGISTRATION
          REGISTER_FUNCTION(square_root, "a");
          END_FUNCTION_REGISTRATION
  
      compiled into example.so
  
      >>> turicreate.ext_import('example1.so')
      ['example1.square_root']
  
      >>> turicreate.extensions.example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
  
      We can customize the import location with module_subpath which can be
      used to avoid namespace conflicts when you have multiple toolkits with the
      same filename.
  
      >>> turicreate.ext_import('example1.so', 'math')
      ['math.example1.square_root']
      >>> turicreate.extensions.math.example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
  
      The module can also be imported directly, but turicreate *must* be imported
      first. turicreate will intercept the module loading process to load the
      toolkit.
  
      >>> import turicreate
      >>> import example1 #searches for example1.so in all the python paths
      >>> example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
docstring_summary: ..WARNING:: This function is deprecated, It will be removed in the next
      major release.
docstring_tokens: .. WARNING :: This function is deprecated It will be removed in the next major release .
function: def ext_import(soname, module_subpath=""):
      """
      ..WARNING:: This function is deprecated, It will be removed in the next
      major release.
  
      Loads a turicreate toolkit module (a shared library) into the
      tc.extensions namespace.
  
      Toolkit module created via SDK can either be directly imported,
      e.g. ``import example`` or via this function, e.g. ``turicreate.ext_import("example.so")``.
      Use ``ext_import`` when you need more namespace control, or when
      the shared library is not local, e.g. in http, s3 or hdfs.
  
      Parameters
      ----------
      soname : string
          The filename of the shared library to load.
          This can be a URL, or a HDFS location. For instance if soname is
          somewhere/outthere/toolkit.so
          The functions in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.toolkit.*
  
      module_subpath : string, optional
          Any additional module paths to prepend to the toolkit module after
          it is imported. For instance if soname is
          somewhere/outthere/toolkit.so, by default
          the functions in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.toolkit.*.
          However, if I module_subpath="somewhere.outthere", the functions
          in toolkit.so will appear in tc.extensions.somewhere.outthere.toolkit.*
  
      Returns
      -------
      out : a list of functions and classes loaded.
  
      Examples
      --------
      For instance, given a module which implements the function "square_root",
  
      .. code-block:: c++
  
          #include <cmath>
          #include <model_server/lib/toolkit_function_macros.hpp>
          double square_root(double a) {
            return sqrt(a);
          }
  
          BEGIN_FUNCTION_REGISTRATION
          REGISTER_FUNCTION(square_root, "a");
          END_FUNCTION_REGISTRATION
  
      compiled into example.so
  
      >>> turicreate.ext_import('example1.so')
      ['example1.square_root']
  
      >>> turicreate.extensions.example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
  
      We can customize the import location with module_subpath which can be
      used to avoid namespace conflicts when you have multiple toolkits with the
      same filename.
  
      >>> turicreate.ext_import('example1.so', 'math')
      ['math.example1.square_root']
      >>> turicreate.extensions.math.example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
  
      The module can also be imported directly, but turicreate *must* be imported
      first. turicreate will intercept the module loading process to load the
      toolkit.
  
      >>> import turicreate
      >>> import example1 #searches for example1.so in all the python paths
      >>> example1.square_root(9)
      3.0
      """
      import warnings
  
      warnings.warn(
          "turicreate.ext_import is deprecated. It will be removed in the next major release."
      )
  
      unity = _get_unity()
      import os
  
      if os.path.exists(soname):
          soname = os.path.abspath(soname)
      else:
          soname = _make_internal_url(soname)
      ret = unity.load_toolkit(soname, module_subpath)
      if len(ret) > 0:
          raise RuntimeError(ret)
      _publish()
      # push the functions into the corresponding module namespace
      return unity.list_toolkit_functions_in_dynamic_module(
          soname
      ) + unity.list_toolkit_classes_in_dynamic_module(soname)
function_tokens: def ext_import ( soname , module_subpath = "" ) : import warnings warnings . warn ( "turicreate.ext_import is deprecated. It will be removed in the next major release." ) unity = _get_unity ( ) import os if os . path . exists ( soname ) : soname = os . path . abspath ( soname ) else : soname = _make_internal_url ( soname ) ret = unity . load_toolkit ( soname , module_subpath ) if len ( ret ) > 0 : raise RuntimeError ( ret ) _publish ( ) # push the functions into the corresponding module namespace return unity . list_toolkit_functions_in_dynamic_module ( soname ) + unity . list_toolkit_classes_in_dynamic_module ( soname )