[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.12.2005 22:25:28:
> > First question: Is it possible to link against a normally built Python
> > extension?
> >
> > More specifically, I want to pass the '.so' file of some Python
extension
> > as an extra link argument to the 'weave.inline' function. This seems
t
First question: Is it possible to link against a normally built Python
extension?
More specifically, I want to pass the '.so' file of some Python extension
as an extra link argument to the 'weave.inline' function. This seems to
work quite well on Linux. But I suspect, on Mac OS X the answer i
(snip)
PyRun_SimpleString("sys.path.append('.\')\n");
(snip)
I try to throw in my 5 Cent: The backslash (Windows path separator?)
following the dot might be the problem. So let me guess, the program runs
on Windows, but not on Unix.
(Sorry for my silly quoting, but Lotus Notes is a pain!)
We use the same (!) Python version in a mixed computing environment, i.e.
we are having Linux, Mac and Windows XP.
And we push sharing code in an "ad hoc" fashion (in addition to the more
"correct" but inert patterns involving cvs):
Whenever a collegue thinks some Python script or module might b
> Oops, binary installer's older than I thought. You'll also need the
> latest versions of aem and osaterminology:
>
> http://freespace.virgin.net/hamish.sanderson/aem-0.8.0.tar.gz
> http://freespace.virgin.net/hamish.sanderson/osaterminology-0.6.0.tar.gz
>
> That should do it. Any problems, le
has wrote:
> matthias oberlaender wrote:
> >I would very much like to get and set the color label (or 'label
index')
> >of a file programmatically from Python. I spent quite some time
googling,
> >but was unable to extract the necessary bits how to do it with a
I would very much like to get and set the color label (or 'label index')
of a file programmatically from Python. I spent quite some time googling,
but was unable to extract the necessary bits how to do it with a few
Carbon calls. Can somebody on the list help me out on this? (I surely
don't w
