> adding "-run c:\wherever\foo.py" to the command-line should allow you to
>
> execute a script.
>
> When I add this to the shortcut property for PythonWin I get the message
>
> "Cannot load the file from c:\-run"
Oops - make that "/run".
Mark.
adding "-run c:\wherever\foo.py" to the command-line should allow you to
execute a script.
When I add this to the shortcut property for PythonWin I get the message
"Cannot load the file from c:\-run"
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[Henry]
> So I can't make PythonWin use a startup script? Is their a way to
> permanently add paths to PythonWin, so I can access scripts in my project
> directories? I use ActivePython on win 98 BTW. I think that it may be
> done through editing the regestry, but I am not sure how to go about
So I can't make PythonWin use a startup script? Is their a way to
permanently add paths to PythonWin, so I can access scripts in my project
directories? I use ActivePython on win 98 BTW. I think that it may be
done through editing the regestry, but I am not sure how to go about it.
tech (http://www.orbtech.com)
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Daniel
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Henry wrote:
> How do I make the p
Henry wrote:
> How do I make the python interpreter run a script upon startup?
Check the manual about environment variable "PYTHONSTARTUP".
Markus
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