Hi all, I have the following setup.py script:
#!/usr/bin/env python from distutils.core import setup scripts=["hello.py"] setup(scripts=scripts) I have two different python installations (using virtualenv) where I wish to install this program. So I do ~/tmp/test_setup/python1/bin/python setup.py install which creates a file at /users/geoff/tmp/test_setup/python1/bin/hello.py, that looks like this: #!/users/geoff/tmp/test_setup/python1/bin/python print "Hello" So far so good. But then I also install it somewhere else: ~/tmp/test_setup/python2/bin/python setup.py install which creates a file at /users/geoff/tmp/test_setup/python2/bin/hello.py which refers to "python1", i..e it has the same contents as the first one. Which is clearly not what I want. Is this a bug? Or have I missed something in my setup.py? It works of course if I remove the generated "build" directory by hand, but it's not so nice to have to remember to do that. (I'm using Python2.6 on Linux) Regards, Geoff Bache _______________________________________________ Distutils-SIG maillist - Distutils-SIG@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/distutils-sig
