Okay, I tried these suggestions, and here are the results...
> ahh... you're using python 2.7 32-bit, right?
>
>
Yes. When I type "python" at the command prompt, the header says "win32"
ok - can you try again? (git pull; git clean -f) then "python
> bootstrap.py" - actually do that from a CMD.EXE prompt in the
> directory (or better yet install git-win32 and use the bash shell, i
> know that works fine).
>
> Wiped my pyjamas directory out completely and repulled. No problems.
>
> hmmm... after clearing everything out, can you please check the
> helloworld example but use "./build.sh -d" (yes you'll need git-win32
> to do that, or just run ../../bin/pyjsbuild -d Hello directly)
>
> l.
I compiled Hello both from the GitBash prompt and from the CMD prompt. It
compiled flawlessly. When I tried to compile my own project, I get the
following lines:
C:\Users\kpeters\Dropbox\WLS\pyjsprocesstrain>pyjsbuild -d ProcessTrain.py
Building : ProcessTrain
PYJSPATH : [
C:\Users\kpeters\Dropbox\WLS\pyjsprocesstrain
c:\Users\kpeters\Dropbox\WLS\pyjamas\library
c:\Users\kpeters\Dropbox\WLS\pyjamas\addons
]
Built to : C:\Users\kpeters\Dropbox\WLS\pyjsprocesstrain\output
My ProcessTrain.py code in unchanged from before.
How could I confirm that my PYTHONPATH was correct and that it had the
ability to find the pyjamas files when it was compiling?
Any other suggestions?
Kind regards,
Robert
