Hello,
I've been playing around with PythonCE on my WinMobile 2003 Dell Axim.
I have created directory structures that I have tried to render down
below this message. Things seem to work fine with my scripts that use
Tkinter and pysqlite and so I'm a happy camper. But I have the
following questions:
1. Are my 4 directory structures a pretty standard setup?
2. Is my sitecustomize.py script the best way to set up my paths?
3. What do I have to do to move tcl8.4.3 from the root out onto my storage card?
Thanks!
~Michael.
--------------- #1 Python Distribution on Storage Card ------
\
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Storage Card
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+- Python
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+- Lib
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+- python.exe
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+- python23.zip
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+- python23.dll, pywintypes.dll and all the other python
distribution files
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+- sitecustomize.py
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+- site-packages (This is where I put other people's scripts
that I import)
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+ IdleCE.py
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+- sqlite
------------- #2 Tcl/Tk in Root --------------------
\
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tcl8.4.3
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+- library
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+- tk8.4
---------- #3 Various DLLs in Windows ---------------
\
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Windows
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+- celib.dll
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+- tk8.4.dll
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+- tcl8.4.dll
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+- sqlite_dll.dll
-------- #4 My scripts Directory ------------
\
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My Documents
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+- PyScripts
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+- All my own scripts
This is my sitecustomize.py file:
# ---------------------------------------------------
import sys
sys.path = []
sys.prefix = "\\Storage Card\\Python\\Lib"
sys.path = [sys.prefix, \
sys.prefix + "\\python23.zip", \
sys.prefix + "\\python23.zip\\lib-tk", \
sys.prefix + "\\site-packages", \
"\\My Documents\\PyScripts"]
# ----------------------------------------------------
Side Note: If I don't manually set sys.prefix then when I fire up
Python and ask for the value of sys.path:
>> import sys
>> sys.prefix
The value returned is: ''
If I do manually set sys.prefix as shown above in the
sitecustomize.py, and then ask for the value of sys.path:
>> import sys
>> sys.prefix
The value returned is: '\\Storage Card\\Python\\Lib'
But I don't know if it matters much what sys.prefix is set to.
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