Re: Pythonwin annoyance

PythonWin won't modify the structure of already created source, rather the tab settings are intended for new source files to be edited. Dan On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, David A. Fuess wrote: > Has anyone else noticed that sometimes Pythonwin will ignore the > indentation settings under View/Options/Tab

Pythonwin annoyance

Has anyone else noticed that sometimes Pythonwin will ignore the indentation settings under View/Options/Tabs and Whitespace and revert to an indentation of 4 spaces? Sure makes life difficult when working in a source setup for 3 spaces. Dave From the Desk of ... David A. Fuess [EMAIL PROTECT

small security mod for pydoc.py

This isn't specific to ActivePython, so apologies in advance if this is inappropriate list material. I'll make a general post to comp.lang.python later. The modified pydoc.py file is at the URL below. ka --- >From the readme.txt file... http://www.semi-retired.com/python/pythonwin/ pydoc.py This

RE: 2.1.0.211 release notes online?

Thanks for the info. Regarding the uninstall/install it should be pointed out that the uninstaller does not appear to remove files/folders that have been added to the Python21 directory, so if you haven't made changes to the base Python21 files you won't lose anything (wxPython, PIL, etc.). Howeve

ActiveX Script ASP, WSH

Just a note to those that have had issues with ActiveX Scripting and/or PythonScript registration: the newest release of ActivePython, ActivePython-2.1.0 Build 211, fixes these issues. For those who already have Build 210 installed, and don't want to download the latest and greatest, you can follo

Re: 2.1.0.211 release notes online?

The release notes for Build 211 are now available. To address your question, ActivePython Build 211 should be installed after removing ActivePython Build 210. In point of fact the installer for 211, will require that you do so. Changes in the new release include: - improved documentation set inc

PythonNet? Also win32 python modules.

Hello, I see that Perl for .net has been redesigned as PerlNet and it looks excellent. Will there be an similar Python release? I know there is a lot of interest in .Net amongst Python developers and something similar to PerlNet would be very well recieved. Thanks for your time and hard w