Phil Thompson a écrit :
On Friday 23 May 2008 6:47:11 pm Pierre Raybaut wrote:
About this missing DLL issue, the main difference between the 4.3.3 and
4.4.x Windows installer releases seems to be about the .dll management.
Apparently, since 4.4.1 release, for example, there is not only a
QtCore.pyd file but also a QtCore4.dll and so on. Hence the new "add to
path" installer feature, for Windows to find the QtCore4.dll. The problem
is that MATLAB for example is also using a QtCore4.dll (which is built with
MSVS2005, hence the missing MSVCP80.dll error), and Windows find the MATLAB
directory first when searching the PATH environment variable... so, PyQt is
currently not compatible with MATLAB for example, which is quite a serious
problem for me and a lot of scientific users I know. Unless you have a
solution to this PATH conflicting issue?
Just add a .bat file around one of them with a specific PATH set up.
Phil
in order to run MATLAB with a specific PATH set up?
If that's what you meant, I really can't do that for two reasons. First,
I think that users don't want Python(x,y) installer to change in any way
their other installed softwares. Second, MATLAB is an interpreter much
like Python, meaning that you can type "matlab.exe script.m" to run
program "script.m", so you can't really ask users to use a .bat file
each time they run programs.
Thanks
Pierre
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