On Mon, 2008-03-31 at 06:45 +0000, Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote: > There is an `xmlrpclib` in the standard library, so there is no need for > an external package here. I even think that pyXMLRPClib is the one that's > integrated in the standard library, so the external one might be "dead". >
Ah, yes it is indeed. Thanks. > For Windows there are tools to bundle your source and all dependencies and > even the interpreter itself. `py2exe` is such a tool. With InnoSetup or > NSIS or similar programs you can then make a `setup.exe` for that spoiled > Windows brats. :-) > > Under Linux many packages are available as distribution specific packages > on most distributions. So for Linux you may get away with a README > stating the dependencies of your program and a `setup.py` for installing > your project. Look for `distutils` in the Python documentation for > further information about `setup.py`\s. setup.py sounds like the best way to go. Most of the classrooms and lecture halls run on Ubuntu machines, and as I said, I don't really care much for the Windows brats anyway. 'doze installers etc would be a nice to have, but not needed right now. > > > 5. Editor - I am using Eric (which I quite like), any advice on IDE's? > > Use the one you like best. ;-) > Thought as much. I do 90% of my coding in vi anyways, but am still getting a couple of nutty errors from Python simply because I have not yet gotten the hang of significant whitespace :) Darn that PHP! Thanks for the feedback, now I just need some justification on the GTK/GUI stuff - wxWidgets, GTK+ Glade or other? --Paul
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