Casey McGuire wrote:
Don Taylor wrote:
If anyone using Windows wants to be able to get at the bleeding edge
svn drops on the dabo web-site then the easiest way to do this is to
use TortoiseSVN.
I do the same on windows as I do Linux. Go to the desired directory
"dabo", "dabodide" or "dabodemo" and type "svn update". If I'm updating
dabo I then run "python setup.py install".
Is this not correct?
No, you are both correct. I'm a command-line guy too, and using the command-line
has the benefit of being the same whether you are on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Regarding running setup.py every time, if that gets annoying (it would annoy
me), just make a dabo.pth file inside your Python's site-packages, with one line
like:
c:\path\to\dabo
Then, Python will always find your newly updated Dabo wherever it is on disk.
Depending on where Python puts it in sys.path, you may need to remove the
Dabo.egg from site-packages, though.
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