well, in the 2.xx branch, the package was named "Rpyc", while in 3.xx it's named "rpyc" so if you're not using windows, the file system is case-sensitive, and then it's okay.
if not, just rename the "Rpyc" to, say "rpyc2", and change the imports in pyscripter to "import rpyc2", or rename "rpyc" to "rpyc3", and maybe you'll have to fix some imports in the rpyc code itself. -tomer An NCO and a Gentleman On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 13:37, Reenen Laurie <[email protected]> wrote: > I got portable python for me (mostly because I am not a "super user" > at work, and don't have admin rights) for Python 3. > > On this, rpyc 2.6 is included for PyScripter to use (or that's how I > understand). But *I* want to do stuff with services and higher levels > of security... > > Is rpyc backward compatible... if not, can I have 2 installed on the > same system? > > Regards, > -Reenen
