Installing new versions of modules over old versions has often caused
me problems. Particularly py3exe recently.
Admittedly 'uninstalling' the old version was as simple as deleting the
folder from 'site-packages'.
Regards,
Fuzzy
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Roger Binns wrote:
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I think a little database (maybe in xml?) of installed files/modules
and their locations would be useful, perhaps even for a future
automatic download/installation/dependency-tracking thingmabob that
still
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I think a little database (maybe in xml?) of installed files/modules
and their locations would be useful, perhaps even for a future
automatic download/installation/dependency-tracking thingmabob that
still regretably still doesn't
Peter Hansen wrote:
On your specific reason for asking: I would suggest
just not worrying about being extra clean about it.
Python's generally pretty good about not messing up
when you install a new version of something without
uninstalling the previous version.
Granted. However, the reason
I'm guessing that this is a non-issue for most people (-;
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Alia Khouri wrote:
I'm guessing that this is a non-issue for most people (-;
Well, you've allowed all of about 1.5 days for replies
to come, and on a weekend at that.
Be patient.
I would also guess it's a non-issue as well, however.
A quick perusal of the archives (which I leave to you)
would very
Peter Hansen wrote:
Alia Khouri wrote:
I'm guessing that this is a non-issue for most people (-;
Well, you've allowed all of about 1.5 days for replies
to come, and on a weekend at that.
Be patient.
I would also guess it's a non-issue as well, however.
A quick perusal of the archives (which I
If the cannonical way to install a python app is
python setup.py install
one would expect the following to uninstall it
python setup.py uninstall
However, distutils doesn't automatically take care of that for you.
Is this by design? Or is this something that could/should be addressed
