[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> What confused me is Learning Python's (O'Reilly "rat" book) mention of including
> library paths p. 22. But it doesn't make sense to have to worry about module
> paths and Python library paths in the same environment variable. Any idea what
> the "rat" was talking abo
> What confused me is Learning Python's (O'Reilly "rat" book) mention of including
> library paths p. 22. But it doesn't make sense to have to worry about module
> paths and Python library paths in the same environment variable. Any idea what
> the "rat" was talking about?
I think that "module pa
What confused me is Learning Python's (O'Reilly "rat" book) mention of including
library paths p. 22. But it doesn't make sense to have to worry about module
paths and Python library paths in the same environment variable. Any idea what
the "rat" was talking about?
Lb
It should be as simple a
It should be as simple as:
Windows:
set pythonpath=u:\users\barry\python
Unix:
export PYTHONPATH=~/Python
BArry
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sowen wrote:
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>...
> I know in Linux/Unix,Python is a kind of shell script.I think
> maybe it can do some work as well as Perl.What jobs the Python fans
> will put Python do in Linux? In Windows,what character Python is?
People use Python for all sorts of general purpose jobs. Some peopl
Title: can't use ODBC tracing with Python-ASP pages?
I'm having problems with one particular web server handling ASP pages using Python to make ODBC calls to MsSqlServer. (as noted in a posting last week).
Had a brainstorm this morning, recalled there was some way to trace ODBC calls
I'm using ActiveState Python 2.0.3 on both Win and Linux. I would like to know
how to properly set up the PYTHONPATH variable on both to allow modules to be
located in places other than the actual .../python-2.0.3/ main directory.
Thanks
Lb
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