Em Seg, 2009-11-23 às 08:53 +0100, Pietro Battiston escreveu: > Il giorno lun, 23/11/2009 alle 01.34 -0200, Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle > ha scritto: > > Hello, I've written a small application for GNU/Linux with Python 2.5 > > +, PyGTK, PyGobject and Sqlite3, and I'd like to port it to Windows as > > well. I used the GNU Build System, a.k.a. autotools, because I thought > > it would be easier to integrate translation support with Intltool. But > > on the other hand every instruction on porting Python applications to > > Windows uses Python's distutils, or presumes a simple Python script. > > > > Could anyone please show me a tutorial on building Python/PyGTK > > applications with autotools for Windows? If it's not possible, would > > anyone please show me a tutorial on integrating Intltools and GNOME > > Doc Utils on distutils? > > I discover GNOME Doc Utils in this moment, but can suggest to take a > look at DistUtilsExtra. > > I couldn't find a tutorial; however I do use it here: > > http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~toobaz/gvb/trunk/annotate/head%3A/setup.py > > ... though probably not optimally, since I bet it shouldn't be necessary > to play with all omf files. Also, DistUtilsExtra should be able to cope > also with installation of localization, but I still don't use it for > that. > > > http://www.glatzor.de/projects/python-distutils-extra/ > >
Thanks, I'll try it. Working with would be good enough, but it works with DocBook as well. I hope someday it works with Mallard (the new gnome documentation format) as well. -- Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle <leonar...@gnome.org>
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