Hi, I found that the description of option '-m' is  wrong:
In    Python v2.7.2 documentation »    Python Setup and Usage »
1.1.1.  Interface options -m  <module-name>
it says As with the  -c option, the  current directory will be added to the start of sys.path.
But I found that using the "python  -m<module-name>" the current directory won't be added to the start  of sys.path.
I tested the v2.6.6 v2.7.2 v3.2.2, they all have the  problem.
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Hi, I found that the description of option '-m' is wrong:

1.1.1\. Interface options

-m <module-name>
it says As with the -c option, the current directory will be added to the start of sys.path.
But I found that using the "python \-m<module-name>" the current directory won't be added to the start of sys.path.
I tested the v2.6.6 v2.7.2 v3.2.2, they all have the problem.
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skeu.Grass