On 25.05.2006 15:32, Mark Hammond wrote:
> I'm open to patches that meet this compromise...
I am just thinking aloud...
mkdir win32
echo '__version__="209"' > win32/__init__.py
echo 'File win32/__init__.py contains the version number' \
> pywin32.version.txt
Afterwards it isn't even
> I support Justin's request: the pywin32.version.txt has been a big step
> forward, but it is still not easy to get this information (in a reliable
> way) from within user code. Python packages usually provide a
> __version__ variable in their __init__.py.
pywin32 has a few __init__.py files, and
I support Justin's request: the pywin32.version.txt has been a big step
forward, but it is still not easy to get this information (in a reliable
way) from within user code. Python packages usually provide a
__version__ variable in their __init__.py.
http://www.python.org/~jeremy/weblog/030924.html
Would you be opposed to introducing a variable with the version number so it can be accessed more conveniently?
On 10/27/05, Mark Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nope, that's it - or you could use win32apiGetFileVersionInfo to check a specific DLL/.pyd.
Mark.
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Nope,
that's it - or you could use win32apiGetFileVersionInfo to check a specific
DLL/.pyd.
Mark.
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