2005/8/5, Phillip J. Eby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > At 07:59 PM 8/5/2005 +0800, limodou wrote: > >But I found some deleted files also included in the package. These > >files are .pyc suffixed. I use subversion. I checked the setuptools' > >code, and found that setuptools indeed follows the .svn/entries file, > >but it only retrieves files, and check if the file is exist. But in my > >entries file, just like: > > > ><entry > > name="EasyElements.pyc" > > kind="file" > > deleted="true" > > revision="33"/> > > > >You can see the "deleted" field is "true", so the file should not be > >included in the package, even through the file is exist. So I think > >maybe the .pyc, .pyo file should be omited. > > Did you try checking in your changes first? >
Yes, I did. In entries file, the deleted entries are still in there. > > >The another question is: > > > >I have below directory structure: > > > >A/ > > setup.py > > B/ > > __init__.py > > b.py > > t.txt > > .svn/ > > entries > > > >So B is a package dir. But as I run setup.py, the t.txt is not include > >in the package. I followed the source code and found it was because > >that dir A hasn't in version control, i.e. there is not .svn directory > >in dir A, so the setuptools could not traversal the subdirectory. I > >don't know how to write my setup.py script. > > You need to put directory A under revision control as well; the entire > project needs to be in Subversion (or CVS) for setuptools' automatic source > finding to work. > > I think I can only do like what your said at present. Thanks. -- I like python! My Donews Blog: http://www.donews.net/limodou New Google Maillist: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/python-cn _______________________________________________ Distutils-SIG maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/distutils-sig
