> tk.h is searched-for in detect_tkinter. Check whether tklib, tcllib, > tcl_includes and tk_includes all get set. This should take only > a single print statement. > > Regards, > Martin
Ok I've cleared my increasingly frantic copies out [EMAIL PROTECTED] python2.5]# find / -name tk.h /usr/include/tk.h /usr/include/tk8.4.13/generic/tk.h The slightly more verbose setup.py now reports lib_dir:['/usr/local/lib', '/lib64', '/usr/lib64', '/lib', '/usr/lib'] Inc_dir: ['./Include', '.', '/usr/local/include', '/home/chris/ Python-2.5.1/Include', '/home/chris /Python-2.5.1', '/usr/ include'] Those TK libraries tcllib=None tklib=None tcl_includes=None tk_includes=None INFO: Can't locate Tcl/Tk libs and/or headers I don't understand why the headers report None as the file tk.h is in /usr/include ... or is the lack of the word generic more of a problem? I also can't work out what the name of the actual libraries are: which doesn't help much. The fact that None is reported for everything is a bit confusing. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
