Thanks Gabriel. > What kind of environment variables? Those used by Python itself, like > PYTHONPATH? Or your own variables, like FOO_LOCATION=C:\My\Projects\Lib\Foo
I need to add to PYTHONPATH and other enviroment variables asked, for example, by DJANGO or other python products. > It appears that your variables are some kind of configuration - in > this case it has more sense to put such configuration in another > place, like a config file, and forget about environment variables. > You can use the usual .ini Windows format and read it with > ConfigParser. You can pass your script the name of the ini file to > read - this would be the equivalent of using different .bat files to > call the same script. > This way it doesn't matter whether you invoke your application using > python command line, or inside IDLE, or inside another environment. I considered to use it, thanks!! Incidentally (beg your pardon if it sounds to ignorance), can I define Environment variables in a config file and then apply to my python program? Thanks!!! -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
