> > Hi John, > I'm running the demo on page 24 so there shouldn't be any other modules > being run (that I'm aware of) and I have not created any classes or modules > named pdb. How can I confirm that pdb.set_trace is present? I tried running > it on a 32 bit version on Win 7 and Python 2.6.5 and the exercise on page 24 > worked. > So I went back to my 64 bit PC and tried to uninstall Dabo and install it > under the Python 2.6.6 directory - No luck. On my 64 bit PC I uninstalled > Dabo, using "easy_install.py -mxN Dabo" then deleting the directories. I > then tried to install Dabo in the Python26 directory, but it keeps > installing the egg directory in the Python27 directory. I tried the dabo.pth > file in the Python\Site-packages directory but it only works for the files I > create in that directory. > > My question is - how can I get Dabo installed into the Python26 directory? > Python 2.6.6 is now the default, but I need to keep 2.7 installed for other > projects that I'm trying to work on. Is there a configuration file somewhere > that I need to delete in the original installation directory? > >
Hi. Currently I have unpleasantness to work with one Win 7 64 machine. After all, 32bit Python applications including Dabo works fine for me. If you intend to use 32 and 64bit Python together, it's useful you provide a way to switching PATH environment variable to point correct interpreter version. Otherwise default will be the first one available in the PATH. Second, I stopped using easy_install because it's unreliable, I mean, it can't install some packages correctly, e.g. with py2exe, it doesn't install binary stuff, so I couldn't prepare packages. If you still are getting into trouble, just try to copy entire "dabo" directory into the "site-packages" directory. Regards Jacek Kałucki _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-users Searchable Archives: http://leafe.com/archives/search/dabo-users This message: http://leafe.com/archives/byMID/[email protected]
