Phil Dibowitz wrote:
> Stephen Warren wrote:
>> Phil Dibowitz wrote:
>>> Stephen Warren wrote:
>>>> Version 6 of congruity is released.
>>>>
>>>> congruity is a Python/wxPython-based GUI for libconcord. It is intended
>>>> to handle downloads from the Harmony website, program the remote, and
>>>> communicate results back to the website - i.e. provide an open-source
>>>> replacement for the website interaction portion of the existing
>>>> proprietary GUI application.
>>> I'm getting a syntax error - though I have made no attempt to debug it:
>>>
>>>   [EMAIL PROTECTED] congruity-6]$ congruity
>>>     File "/usr/bin/congruity", line 58
>>>       finally:
>>>             ^
>>>   SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>> Try the attached congruity script. I may have been relying on Python 2.5
>> syntax (I guess I should test with an older Python version sometime...)
> 
> No sir:
> 
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "/usr/bin/congruity", line 6, in ?
>     from ctypes import *
> ImportError: No module named ctypes

Yes, ctypes became part of core Python in 2.5.

However, many distros package the ctypes module as part of their Python
installation (or as an add-on) in older versions of Python too. For
example, I think Fedora has had it for many releases (I did check some
time, and convinced myself it'd been available for a while, but I forget
how far back).

I think you can get it here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ctypes/

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