I wonder if, in general, 'python setup.py install --prefix=%i'
is the wrong idiom for the case where one wants to install in a
temp location and then copy to the actual runtime location later.
Looking at the output of 'python2.2 setup.py --help install', I see:
--prefix installation prefix
--root install everything relative to this alternate root
directory
I just tried 'python setup.py install --root=%d' and wound up with
files in %d%p, and the messages embedded in those .pyc contain the
string %p, not %d%p (where before with --prefix=%i, they contained
%i).
dan
Andrea Riciputi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I's exactly what I'm looking for! But I've not found any mention in
> Python docs about how I can tell distutils to pass that argument to
> compile_dir(). Any hints?
>
> On 30 Aug 2004, at 20:57, Daniel Macks wrote:
>
>> That's caused by using compileall.compile_dir() with only one
>> argument. See /sw/lib/python2.3/compileall.py for details.
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