Phil, > Yes, you're right but the point is the public/images/ directory and its > contents get copied by pyjsbuild to output/images/, so if you place > alternative images in public/images/ and rebuild the pyjs version, the > images will be available to both pyjd and pyjs. > Hope this clarifies the point.
Not completely, why would you want to do that? What does "alternative images in public/images/" mean? (Not getting that, sorry.) The output folder is, if you want so, a deployment area or a build area. Everything there is supposed to be generated. And, as such, it must be taken from elsewhere -- clearly, outside of ./output. Peter
