Hi!
>> junction point
>> But... where is equivalents functions in pywin32?
I had (perhaps) found: SetVolumeMountPoint
(http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePython/2.4/pywin32/win32file_.28more.29__SetVolumeMountPoint_meth.html)
Thanks
Michel Claveau
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Hi!
Hard links (in windows) is great. I use it often.
Another interesting thing is "junction point" (a few like harlink for
directories).
I work junction-point with linkd.exe & Delrp.exe
(see also http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=205524)
But... where is equivalents functions in py
Yep alot of things from *nix are in windows but they are not very accepted!On 11/2/06, Gabriel Genellina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:At Thursday 2/11/2006 18:52, Gerard Brunick wrote:> > ...I run windows XP, and I keep
> > python scripts all over my drive. Rather than adding all sorts of> > subdire
At Thursday 2/11/2006 18:52, Gerard Brunick wrote:
> ...I run windows XP, and I keep
> python scripts all over my drive. Rather than adding all sorts of
> subdirectory's to my path, i create
> hardlinks to the scripts that I need to use from the command line in a
> single \bin directory.
I do
Gerard Brunick wrote:
> ...I run windows XP, and I keep
> python scripts all over my drive. Rather than adding all sorts of
> subdirectory's to my path, i create
> hardlinks to the scripts that I need to use from the command line in a
> single \bin directory.
> ...
> The solution seems to be cha
