On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Mike Looijmans wrote:
Then I get:
error: Python was built with version 7.1 of Visual Studio, and extensions
need to be built with the same version of the compiler, but it isn't
installed.
I don't have a VS license - that would mean I have to build my own Python in
ord
Mike Looijmans wrote:
David Fraser wrote:
> See my other mail - basically you do
> cd dist
> set APACHESRC=c:\path\to\apache (where this is the Apache2 dir in a
> standard installation, now need for apache source)
> build_installer
Okay, first I downloaded the .NET SDK. (Our internet connecti
David Fraser wrote:
> See my other mail - basically you do
> cd dist
> set APACHESRC=c:\path\to\apache (where this is the Apache2 dir in a
> standard installation, now need for apache source)
> build_installer
Okay, first I downloaded the .NET SDK. (Our internet connection is great
here)
The
Mike Looijmans wrote:
Ok, following Jim's advice, an having read his guide, I have so far:
- Fetched the trunk version with anonymous SVN (no problem)
I've already installed apache 2.0.55 and Python 2.4.1 on this Windows
machine (the lazy way, with MSI packages).
I've also installed the late
Ok, following Jim's advice, an having read his guide, I have so far:
- Fetched the trunk version with anonymous SVN (no problem)
I've already installed apache 2.0.55 and Python 2.4.1 on this Windows
machine (the lazy way, with MSI packages).
I've also installed the latest Cygwin (all "default"
Mike Looijmans wrote:
Inspired by our FieldStorage work with file uploads, I also made some
implementation changes to Field and StringField in util.py. In essense,
that will make things like using form['key'] multiple times much more
efficient. Also, FieldStorage will return the same object if
Inspired by our FieldStorage work with file uploads, I also made some
implementation changes to Field and StringField in util.py. In essense,
that will make things like using form['key'] multiple times much more
efficient. Also, FieldStorage will return the same object if called twice.
I'd lik
