On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 20:08 +0000, Nuno Pedrosa wrote: > Hi! Yes, I would like that, thank you.
OK. > Meanwhile, when you speak of plucker-build, you mean the package > in http://plkr.krzysztow.com/plucker_parser-1.8.zip (and other > links), right? I checked out the source archive, and it appears to be creating a symlink for plucker-build at install time. > It contains a man page named plucker-build.1 (how can I view it in > Windows?), but I could find no file named plucker-build.py or the like... If you get groff for windows (probably available as part of cygwin), you could probably use: groff -Tascii plucker-build.1 | more > I'm trying to run Spider.py in C:\plucker-1.8\PyPlucker... I think Spider.py just checks the availability of the pages, rather than converting them? But that's just a wild-*ssed guess. > Forget about the plucker-desktop question. It seems to use python > plucker-parser (aka plucker-build?) under the hood, and it stores > the channel settings in a file that seems a lot like plucker-parser > ini file. I will check this later... > > Right now, I would like to be able to find the plucker-build you mention > (if I don't have it already) and run it from a prompt, using Psyco in > the process to speed up processing... > I'm running Python 2.3.5 and psyco-1.4.win32-py2.3 ... As far as psyco, it appears that all you need is to add: import psyco psyco.full() ...near the beginning of plucker-build, but -after- any #! line you may see at the top.
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