On 20/08/2013 19:19, William H. Magill wrote:
> On Aug 20, 2013, at 11:49 AM, Lewis Cawte <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> One last point -- since you have these assorted "configure" scripts which 
>>> MUST be run before one 
>>> can begin using the product -- why not have an "install" script, which 
>>> automatically runs them as
>>> needed. ... of course to do that, you will first need to fix 
>>> "generate_family_file.py".
>> I wouldn't say that's really necessary, all you have to do is run
>> generate_family_file.py and generate_user_files.py ... they are both
>> pretty simple and quick. It's actually considerably easier than when I
>> started using Pywikipedia, when you had to craft the family file by hand!
> Yes. if you do them in that order.... they work.
>
> However, the Installation instructions tell you to run them in the reverse 
> order; consequently they do
> not work -- because "generate_family_file.py" will fail if a "user-config.py" 
> file exists.
> (Unless that has been changed in the past month.)
This is not true at all unless you've just found a very very weird bug.
Generate_family_file.py works even if a user-config.py exists, and it
has been that way since the script was created. I've been using it since
it was first released, in all different versions.
> T.T.F.N.
> William H. Magill
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