Robin Dunn wrote:
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> Does anybody else find it odd that the ActiveState Python installer for
> windows includes the win32 extensions, and the .zip with the Debug version
> of the python extensions also includes the win32 extensions, but the source
> .zip does not?
>
> I was hoping for a nice in
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> What sort of .NET and/or SOAP capabilities does ActivePython have or will have?
>
> LB
ActiveState has developed Python.NET which is an implementation of most
of the Python language for the .NET runtime. This is open source
software available on our website (separat
What sort of .NET and/or SOAP capabilities does ActivePython have or will have?
LB
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> > Regarding building win32all from sources:
> >
> > I have started a distutils' style setup script for building.
> > Maybe this is of interest to someone?
> >
>
> Yes, this would be nice. It would then be much simpler for people like me
> that straddle the Windows/Unix fence
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