Dear Cédric Krier
On 10/22/2011 03:44 PM, Cédric Krier wrote:
Yes you can. You must write a setup.py (like those on existing modules) and
run: `python setup.py develop` (you need perhaps to be root). This will
register your local directory as a module.
Thankyou for your enlightment.
But, since this is my very first time on try writing a Tryton module ...
writing a setup.py is beyond my lame brain capability.
for now , i just re install trytond, remove the modules egg direcory.
and using a small python script i just walk trough all modules tar.gz
... extract the file to temp dir , walk that dir loking for *.egg , and
extract that egg file to modules dir.
It's dirty trick, but it work.
now my basic tryton installation have it's modules in it trytond/modules
dir.
Meanwhile , I'm trying to write a module ... ofcourse I have bunch of
question .. but I'll try google first.
Maybe I'll post another question about it.
Is it better I post it here ? or is it must be goes to dev list ? it'll
realy a rookie questions.
Sincerely
-bino-
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