Working fine here. Here's a sample for anyone who has not tried sourceforge
hg before.
I have PuTTY loaded on this machine, and already have my ssh keys set up on
sourceforge -- just like with CVS.
Mercurial is loaded using the binary installer.
And, I actually remembered to load my sourceforge ke
I've converted the CVS repository to a Mercurial (hg) and after a few
tweaks and re-conversions, it seems to have done a good job. It is
purely a coincidence that this finally happened on the same week Python
itself flicked the Mercurial switch :).
I'd like to encourage everyone with an inter
On 6/03/2011 3:07 PM, Greg Ewing wrote:
I think I've narrowed down what's going on with the font
sizes a bit more. It has to do with the interperetation
of the nHeight parameter to CreateFont.
It appears that you can specify the height using either
a positive or negative number. One is taken to
I think I've narrowed down what's going on with the font
sizes a bit more. It has to do with the interperetation
of the nHeight parameter to CreateFont.
It appears that you can specify the height using either
a positive or negative number. One is taken to include
the font's internal leading, and
I ran across this problem myself awhile back, and it seems to be
common enough that they added a feature to distutils to handle it.
I have added a copy of my setup.cfg to CVS, which contains:
[build]
force=1
[bdist_wininst]
user_access_control=auto
With "force=1", it should theoretically clean o
Hello,
I have been hunting for a solution to this one for some time. I've
already tried all the easy stuff. I have IIS 5 on a WinXP Pro machine.
I recently posted this to the Python WEB sig - apparently not many windows users on that
list.
I can run python scripts as CGI but not as ASP.
