On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 7:42 AM, Peter Bittner <[email protected]> wrote: > 2012/4/2 David Ripplinger <[email protected]>: >> Luke lives in the UK (working). Peter, where roughly do you live? > > Switzerland, at the moment. :-) > >> I would like to try Pyjamas desktop to get familiar with its debugging >> capabilities, but I feel kind of dumb I haven't been able to get it to run >> on my computer yet. Do you just have the "import pyjd" before any other >> imports, and then make sure the pyjd.run command is executed, like in the >> examples? Then, do I just simply run my python code for the main controller > > Look at the Hello World example down on http://pyjs.org/#Overview > > Not being a pyjs wizard, but I guess the 3 lines make the difference. > The difficult part is getting a Pyjamas Desktop variant running on > your system; but then again, you're running Windows? Then it shouldn't > even be difficult at all. > > You'd run your application as "python hello.py" (or "pyjd > hello.py")---I should add that information to the Hello World example > on the website, hmmm... > >> (e.g. client.py or DateField.py), or am I supposed to pass in that file as >> an argument to something else? I tried it that way, but it complains that >> there is no module named comtypes. If this does not have a trivial answer, I >> can move it into a separate discussion thread. > > Comtypes? That sounds Windows-ish. I'm sure Like will know the answer.
read the INSTALL.txt, the standard file which is to be read prior to installation of any application, which has been the standard location for nearly three decades of computer science. l.
