how to register private python codecs?

[Radovan Garabik]

I am developing and application that makesheavy use of (my own)
codecs not distributed with python (i.e. unicode(text, 'kamenicky'))
I put the codec into file kamenicky.py, placed the file into
/usr/lib/python/encodings,
but now I want to distribute my application, and I assume that
users won't always have the possibility of copying files into
/usr/lib/python/encodings.
Is there a (simple) way how to register this encoding so that the
file "kamenicky.py" can be in (let's say) current directory?

TIA

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[Steven Taschuk]

Quoth Radovan Garabik:
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Is there a (simple) way how to register this encoding so that the
file "kamenicky.py" can be in (let's say) current directory?

See codecs.register().