Colin J. Williams schrieb:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Colin J. Williams schrieb:
>>
>>> I have dropped SQLObject from the first 
>>> line and the install seemed to go
>>> OK.
>> Do you mean the checkout from SVN?
>>> However, the setup.py install fails, 
>>> please see below:
>>>
>>> C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages>python 
>>> "C:\Documents and Settings\cjw\My 
>>> Documents\My 
>>> Downloads\Python\SQLObject\setup.py"
>>>   install
>> Please try again from a location without spaces in the path.
>>
>> cheers
>>   Paul
>>
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> 
> Paul,
> 
> It seems that I need to go back to 
> basics.  When I do a tortoisesvn checkout
> to site-packages\sqlobj, the downloaded 
> material goes into this directory.
> In that directory is an sqlobj 
> directory, this is the directory I need to
> be able to import from but it's placed 
> one level down in the hierarchy.
I bet the foldername is sqlobject. In python, the name of the folder is 
the name of the package.

C:\xchange\sqlobject>dir
  Verzeichnis von C:\xchange\sqlobject

04.11.2007  12:43    <DIR>          .
04.11.2007  12:43    <DIR>          ..
04.11.2007  12:42    <DIR>          debian
04.11.2007  12:43    <DIR>          docs
04.11.2007  12:47    <DIR>          ez_setup
04.11.2007  12:43               152 MANIFEST.in
04.11.2007  12:43               515 README.txt
04.11.2007  12:43               489 release
04.11.2007  12:42    <DIR>          scripts
04.11.2007  12:43             1.317 setup.cfg
04.11.2007  12:43             3.736 setup.py
04.11.2007  12:45    <DIR>          sqlobject

See the sqlobject folder above? This folder is the actual sqlobject 
package (in python parlance). This is the folder you need to live under 
site-packages. You shouldn't checkout into site-packages but to another 
location and run "python setup.py install" from there. You might want to 
look at http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/EasyInstall which will 
handle dependencies but I'm not sure if you can get the SVN version with 
easy_install.

hth
  Paul





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