kinds of more strict
indexes also make sense. It would be very handy to have an index that
wasn't tied to the ZODB, a database, or anything else. (It could be
implemented using the ZODB or a database, of course.)
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endpoints, but those can grow over time.
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as an argument
for ploneout, just because ploneenv hasn't seen a Windows developer yet. :-)
Workingenv does, as far as I know, work with Windows. At least I've
received several patches (I've never used it myself).
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Jim Fulton wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
What I would *like* the distinction between workingenv and buildout to
be is that workingenv is interactive (i.e., install with easy_install)
and buildout is declarative (i.e., specify your environment with
buildout.cfg).
Well said. I was looking
scripts.
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Jim Fulton wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Martin Aspeli wrote:
whit wrote:
actually, in my current workplace, workingenv is the standard way to
set up one's dev environment. but in the context of the previous
statement, familar is perhaps a better word.
I'm still not clear how widely used
Martin Aspeli wrote:
Eggs exist to pkg_resources (the runtime portion of setuptools) simply
by being available on a path. E.g., if you have lib/python/ on the
path, and lib/python/Foo-1.0.egg/ exists, then if you do
pkg_resources.require('Foo') that will add lib/python/Foo-1.0.egg/ to
the
Martin Aspeli wrote:
whit wrote:
actually, in my current workplace, workingenv is the standard way to set
up one's dev environment. but in the context of the previous statement,
familar is perhaps a better word.
I'm still not clear how widely used workingenv is? Is it officially
endorsed
Martin Aspeli wrote:
I don't have a usecase for executing the scripts with any python
interpeter other than the one which ran setuptools to generate them, and
therefore don't care for the hard-wired path manipulation
I would agree that having to mangle multiple scripts is annoying. On the
Martin Aspeli wrote:
I don't have a usecase for executing the scripts with any python
interpeter other than the one which ran setuptools to generate them, and
therefore don't care for the hard-wired path manipulation
I would agree that having to mangle multiple scripts is annoying. On
the
whit wrote:
Not everybody likes the activate dance. With buildout, you don't need
it. The recipes make sure that the scripts that get installed into the
buildout's 'bin' directory have the right PYTHONPATH set and have
access to the eggs you requested for the buildout.
is there really a
standard site.py), and doesn't
describe intent, it's just an enumeration of what is available and
activated (i.e., available without specifically requiring something).
Besides all that, it's still a workable foundation IMHO.
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be to have a tool that allows you
to easily include something from the system Python (probably just a tool
to manage a custom .pth file, which works even when setuptools' fairly
heroic attempts to fix broken setup.py's doesn't work).
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. Or
maybe if I got used to it the grouping would seem more natural. I guess
my intuition is that / binds more closely than : (even if there isn't
any real precedence at all in TAL expressions).
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either, as it
feels like boilerplate. I suppose
path('formatters:nl2br')(path('options/message')) is maybe a little
better, but only a very little.
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