On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 8:45 AM, Gustaf Nilsson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Making it easier to use should not necessarily be the work of a person as > much as being the mindset of everyone contributing. i'm so... relieved to hear someone else saying this. > For example the case of using sh files instead of py for compiling the > examples as i mentioned in another post - it would have taken the same time > to make py files instead and then the user experience on windows would > magically have been improved at no extra cost. gustaf, i already said - look in pyjamas/examples and in all subdirectories: see that they all have an __main__.py? you'rre aware what __main__.py does? if not, look it up. yes i was busy, but i assumed that you would see the two lines of commands and would work out that you needed to run them in order to see that that was the answer. did you run "python examples"? or did you look at it? or did you try running buildall.py in the examples directory? or did you look at buildall.py? did you notice that each and every example has an __main__.py? it's _already_ been done (about 18 months ago). the person who contributed that code even added code which auto-regenerates the index.html file in examples, as well. l.
