Fredrik Lundh wrote:
I still think the get the official build (and add win32all if you're
doing native windows stuff) advice is sound, though.
Agreed. It seems silly to use anything other than the official release.
But anyway, I think the OP was confused about having to install the
sqlite
John Salerno wrote:
Now, if the ActiveState distro *doesn't* include the libraries, then I
would probably call it broken too. :)
if it doesn't, it wouldn't be the first time they'd (by accident or on
purpose) left things out. trust me, it'd cause a lot less confusion if
ActivePython was a
if it doesn't, it wouldn't be the first time they'd (by accident or on
purpose) left things out.
Other than SSL, do you have examples?
trust me, it'd cause a lot less confusion if
ActivePython was a true superset of the python.org distribution.
For every extension except SSL support (*)
Trent Mick wrote:
if it doesn't, it wouldn't be the first time they'd (by accident or on
purpose) left things out.
Other than SSL, do you have examples?
trust me, it'd cause a lot less confusion if
ActivePython was a true superset of the python.org distribution.
For every
Sorry, I have a knack for making things more difficult than they need
to be. I'm on Windows XP and waiting for the ActiveState release of
Python 2.5. I want to experiment with sqlite and I see that Python 2.5
has the wrapper but sqlite itself must be downloaded separately.
I see no installation
BartlebyScrivener wrote:
Sorry, I have a knack for making things more difficult than they need
to be. I'm on Windows XP and waiting for the ActiveState release of
Python 2.5. I want to experiment with sqlite and I see that Python 2.5
has the wrapper but sqlite itself must be downloaded
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
wasting time on broken distributions?
It's not broken. I like Pythonwin better than IDLE. Either way I need
to know where to put the sqlite files, right?
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BartlebyScrivener wrote:
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
wasting time on broken distributions?
It's not broken.
of course it's broken; the official release ships with properly built
and properly tested versions of the stuff you're struggling to install.
I like Pythonwin better than IDLE.
last
At Wednesday 11/10/2006 18:45, BartlebyScrivener wrote:
wasting time on broken distributions?
It's not broken. I like Pythonwin better than IDLE. Either way I need
to know where to put the sqlite files, right?
You can download Pythonwin (and the whole win32all packages) from
Either way I need to know where to put the sqlite files, right?
not if you're using a proper release, no.
the easiest way to unbreak your ActiveState installation is probably to
install the python.org version, and copy
c:\Python25\DLLs\_sqlite3.pyd
and
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
BartlebyScrivener wrote:
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
wasting time on broken distributions?
It's not broken.
of course it's broken; the official release ships with properly built
and properly tested versions of the stuff you're struggling to install.
I like Pythonwin
Looks like it could be from reading some
build-Python-from-source instructions for Unix platforms ...
Yes, Sorry. I read the doc too hastily.
If you're compiling the Python source yourself,
note that the source tree doesn't include the SQLite code,
only the wrapper module.
I'm playing
John Machin wrote:
The Activestate Python 2.5 distribution is not yet available.
(1) Why is the effbot saying that a not-yet available distribution is
broken?
because I misread the waiting for in the first paragraph; Python 2.5
has been out for some while, and the OP's post didn't appear
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