On Tue, 2007-03-20 at 11:01 -0400, Greg Dekoenigsberg wrote: > So I see the file "setup.py" in some of these activities. > > When does one run setup.py? It's what creates an actual .xo file, yes?
Mainly. [EMAIL PROTECTED] chat-activity]$ ./setup.py Usage: setup.py dev - setup for development setup.py dist - create a bundle package setup.py install [dirname] - install the bundle setup.py uninstall [dirname] - uninstall the bundle setup.py clean - clean the directory setup.py help - print this message > When is that done? Is it a just-in-time sort of thing, where a kid says > "hey, you're running BlockParty, gimme that activity," and the source > system says "okey doke, lemme run setup.py, got an .xo file, here ya go"? Well the final user story should me more like: 1 John hack BlockParty using the Develop activity. 2 John share it on the network 3 Greg see the activity and want to join it 4 Greg fetch the activity from John (automatically) 5 Greg and John plays No setup.py involved there... Right now it's more like: 1 John hack Blockparty. 2 John run setup.py dist 3 John put the .xo somewhere on the web 4 Greg download Blockparty from there. I think generating a .xo will continue to be useful in the future. And maybe we will still need a way to do it from the command line, but the main way to do should be Develop. Marco _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/sugar
