Ed Leafe wrote:
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/dabo/daboide/wizards/AppWizard$ sudo ln -sf
>> /home/carl/dabo/dabo/dabo/ /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages
>
> I don't know how you installed Dabo, but it sure doesn't look like
> any of my installations.
There's the top-level dabo directory, with the README file, the license,
the setup.py, etc. The actual dabo package is a subdir named (not
surprisingly) 'dabo'.
So, if you were to create a carl/dabo directory, and then download dabo
and unzip it there, you now have dabo/dabo/dabo.
In my projects directory, I have the following structure:
dabo-full
branches
stable
tags
...lots of releases here
trunk
dabo : symlink to dabo-full/trunk
dabo-stable : symlink to dabo-full/branches/stable
In my home directory, I have a dabo.pth file that reads:
/home/pmcnett/projects/dabo
#/home/pmcnett/projects/dabo-stable
In my Python site-packages, I have a symlink to /home/pmcnett/dabo.pth.
The pth file tells Python to find the dabo package in the specified dabo
directory. In that context the dabo/dabo thing starts making more sense.
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