bruce schrieb: > Hi Diez... > > In my case, I do a "python setup.py install" and i get a Durus...egg > installed in the /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ dir... As I understand > it, this egg/file contains compressed pythonic files. > > When I run the app which uses the durus stuff... the app crashes, and > displays the durus python script with a path. However, when I simply > cut/copy the path, and attempt to view that file, the path doesn't exist on > the drive. I'm assuming that there is some sort of relative offset action > going on, but that the file actually doesn't exist, except within the egg > itself.
You can unzipp eggs as well, creating a directory that ends in .egg - that works the same. > I've also tried to simply modify the original source file, without > rebuilding the egg, which obviously doesn't affect the egg file. Then after modification, reinstall. > > So, for now, the only way I can see to modify the src, is to go back to the > src files, modify, and rebuild the durus app. > > I don't see any "setuptools" neither setuptools, nor "man setuptools" > returns anything on my system. setuptools is a package that installs & creates eggs. You find it documented here: http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools It comes with a few commandline-scripts after installation, such as easy_install > when i run "python setup.py develop" and I then run my app, it crashes, > complaining of a persisten object not being found.... So I don't think > that's the immediate solution. I can't comment on that, but usually that shouldn't be the case just because of the development mode. Diez -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
