On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 19:01:29 +0100 Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > ...but how big are PyQwt and Qwt? I don't have a problem with > > > including them if they aren't huge. > > > > I have an NSIS exe installer of almost 1.5 Mb including Qwt > > documentation which uncompresses to 9 Mb (the doc is also > > available on the web). > > The size isn't a problem then. > > > PyQwt has an option to compile and link the Qwt source statically > > into the Python module. > > > > Problem is that my installer requires numpy > > (http://numpy.scipy.org). > > > > PyQwt works without numpy, but I like to find the fastest method > > (faster than the sequence protocol) so that PyQwt uses numpy when > > a user has installed numpy (there has been talk about an extended > > buffer protocol, but ...). > > > > When do you plan to release PyQt-4.3? > > Soon, but maybe not before the end of the month. However, there is no > problem with releasing new versions of the installer at any time. > PyQwt-CVS now also supports the 'N-D array interface' protocol ( http://numpy.scipy.org/array_interface.shtml ), so that recent versions of the numerical Python extension (numpy, numarray or Numeric) will work with PyQwt, even when they are not present when PyQwt is being built. Users can install at least one of those extensions when they think it is worthwhile (it is IMO). PyQwt-CVS is also compatible with the new header file policy of the SIP snapshots. What do you want me to do so that PyQwt gets into your exe installer. Do I have to release PyQwt-5.0.2 (a few days)? or will a snapshot do (tonight)? Gerard _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
