> I should have thought of that, but I'm a fairly newby-type person at the
> moment. It definitely would be nice to have it as an option in the run
> script dialogue, as you sayhow hard would it be, as a newby, to fiddle
> with the pythonwin source and put this option in?
Unfortunately, the d
Great, it's working now :)
I should have thought of that, but I'm a fairly newby-type person at the
moment. It definitely would be nice to have it as an option in the run
script dialogue, as you sayhow hard would it be, as a newby, to fiddle
with the pythonwin source and put this option in?
> I am using PythonWin 152 at he moment as I am using Sean McGrath's pyxie
> library, and it works better with 1.52, however I also have python20
> installed, and am interested in ways to do it for each, if they are any
> different.
The easiest way is just to change Pythonwin's current directory
Hi there all,
I was wondering how you would go about changing the "working directory" in
which pythonwin runs python scrips when you use the "running man" button or
select "run" from the file menu.
At the moment, it runs the script in the directory that the python
executable lives in (In this case
Why do you have to reboot NT after installing ActivePython but not after
installing ActivePerl? If I set the path myself ActivePython seems to work
just fine without a reboot. If this is all there is to it, why not borrow
some of the smarts from the Perl package?
Don
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I have 4 machines that are failing when trying to install various modules
via pyppm. (see below) Note 3 of the 4 have workd fine in the past.
Solutions that don't work:
1) deleting all the py & pyc files listed in the traceback, plus deleting
the ppm directory and pyppm.py/pyc Then running "Repai
I am taking a survey of what extensions to ActivePython our users are
using. Obviously this survey may not be applicable to the entire Python
community but that does not matter much.
I would appreciate if the mailing list participants could send me
personal (OFFLIST!) mail listing which of the fo
Thanks to Syver for pointing me to the docs. The docs say that
I must call CoInitialize() for all but the main thread.
BArry
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> Scott
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> To: [EMAIL PROT
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I'm trying to write an ASP script for IIS in Win2K. I have the ActivePython 2.0 build
203 and Win2K Professional, SP1. The scripting language is registered but when I hit
the simple page:
<%@ LANGUAGE=Python %>
<%= 'hello, ' + 'world' %>
I get a modal error dialog:
dllhost.exe - Applicati
Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
>
> Since there seems to be no public forum for discussion on Windows specific
> issues relating to Python, I've created the python-win32 mailing list.
>
> While currently there exist two lists in this area, one is a private one,
> and the other, the ActivePython li
Since there seems to be no public forum for discussion on Windows specific
issues relating to Python, I've created the python-win32 mailing list.
While currently there exist two lists in this area, one is a private one,
and the other, the ActivePython list, discusses other issues as well.
So, i
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