Krishnakant wrote: > >> You are confusing virtualenv with a custom-build python. You can of >> course use VE with a custom-build python, but then there isn't as much >> use for it, as you then have a distinct python-instance already - unless >> you are going to share it amongst projects, which then leads to the >> question why you don't use VE *without* the custom-build python. > Well, Turbogears works perfectly with python2.5, although there are > people who use it with 2.6 as well. > I have to keep 2.6 because my screen reader orca giave me some problem > with 2.5. > > So I have no option but to keep a seperate python2.5 in some different > directory and have ve use it. > > would just like to know how I can get ve to use that installation and > not the one on my system by default.
By *using* it? /opt/my_python/bin/python2.5 and you're done. If you e.g. download ez_setup.py & execute that through your custom python, you'll end up with an easy_install in /opt/my_python/bin, which you then can use to e.g. install VE. Diez -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
