def test_importing_goes_wrong():

       tmp = py.test.ensuretemp("sourcebrowserimport")

       tmp.ensure("x.py").write(py.code.Source("""

           import aslkdjaslkdjasdl

       """))

->     mod = parse_path(tmp.join("x.py"))

       tmp.ensure("y.py").write(py.code.Source("""

           raise KeyboardInterrupt 

       """))

       py.test.raises(KeyboardInterrupt, 'parse_path(tmp.join("y.py"))')

   def parse_path(path):

       if not isinstance(path, PathBase):

           path = py.path.local(path)

       buf = path.open().read()

       st = parse(buf)

       # first go - we get all functions and classes defined on top-level

       nodes = dir_nodes(st)

       function_ast = [i for i in nodes if isinstance(i, ast.Function)]

       classes_ast = [i for i in nodes if isinstance(i, ast.Class)]

       mod_dict = dict([(i.name, function_from_ast(i, None)) for i in function_ast]

          + [(i.name, class_from_ast(i)) for i in classes_ast])

       # we check all the elements, if they're really there

       try:

->         mod = path.pyimport()

       except (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit):

           raise

       except:  # catch all other import problems generically

           # XXX some import problem: we probably should not

           # pretend to have an empty module 

           pass

       else:

           update_mod_dict(mod, mod_dict)

       return Module(path, mod_dict)