Tim Golden wrote:
> ...
> but, frankly, except as a learning exercise, I think you're
> trying to do something which is messy in the extreme and
> far more fiddly than perhaps it appears from the human
> perspective.
>
> I fully expect you now to go ahead, do it easily and prove
> me wrong! (In whi
Wedge & Lever wrote:
>
> ...
> My next plan is to copy an entire python installation (files and
> folders) onto a shared network drive, and write something to set up
> path and pythonpath environment variables. That way, any machine
> connected to that drive should run python programs without any
Apoligies if this goes to the wrong place - I'm new to mailing lists. I've
done a lot of digging and tinkering, and am posting what I've found in case
it helps anybody else.
I started by py2exe'ing a script that was basically just:
execfile("test.py")
To see what did and did not work in test.p
Kelie wrote:
> Tim R, What do you mean by "installing" a Windows hook?
A Windows hook is fairly dark magic and essentially involves
adding a link into the chain of events whenever something
significant occurs within Windows -- mostly to do with the
Windows messages which are passed around between
James Matthews wrote:
> I will leave the final verdict to the great users of the python mailing
> list! I will decide on later based on the majority!
>
+1 for MoinMoin
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I will leave the final verdict to the great users of the python mailing
list! I will decide on later based on the majority!
James
On 2/23/07, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Mc Mahon wrote:
> On 2/23/07, James Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Which Wiki platform should we use
Mark Mc Mahon wrote:
> On 2/23/07, James Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Which Wiki platform should we use?
> A religious discussion?
Indeed. Although not so much as other things. It would
be politic to use a Python-driven one, and both Trac
and Moin Moin qualify. I personally prefer Tra
Hi James,
On 2/23/07, James Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Mark and Tim!
>
> Which Wiki platform should we use?
>
A religious discussion? I personally love Trac, but I don't know how
well it fares as a public site - due to wiki spam (though they are
working on that), and we proba
Thank you Mark and Tim!
Which Wiki platform should we use?
On 2/23/07, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Mc Mahon wrote:
> + Hints on how to convert VB to Python (might be somewhere else already)
>
> + Hints on how to convert C to python (ctypes)
>
> + Advanced examples of how to cre
Mark Mc Mahon wrote:
> + Hints on how to convert VB to Python (might be somewhere else already)
>
> + Hints on how to convert C to python (ctypes)
>
> + Advanced examples of how to create DLL plugins (for non Python
> applications) using Pyrex (though I am not sure that documentation
> exists fo
Hi,
On 2/23/07, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> + Win32-specifics on various apps / modules, particularly where the
> authors are more *nix-oriented so special installation steps or even
> patches are needed. Obviously this could also be fed back to the
> maintainers.
>
> + Common Win32-
James Matthews wrote:
> A while ago the fact was brought up that we need a wiki for all the
> pythonwin32 info! I have acquired a domain name and wish to host this wiki
> but i want to know what people will want and i need people that will write
> articles please emails me!
Thanks for getting the
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