John Salerno wrote:
> Interesting. I didn't think it would be that easy. But I don't think I
> fully understand what exemaker does. Another question I had was since I
> won't be using a Windows registry, would I have to put the #! line on my
> scripts like in Linux?
windows doesn't care about the #! line, so you'd have to run the
scripts as e.g.
e:\py24\python.exe myscript.py
> Is this what exemaker takes care of?
exemaker simply maps
foobar.exe
to
python.exe foobar.py
and uses the #! line plus a bunch of heuristics to locate the various parts
of the Python install.
you can of course use BAT-files as well (but exemaker EXE's look like
real applications if you look at them in the task manager).
> Is it possible to *not* use exemaker, but still run scripts from the stick
sure (using the explicit "python.exe scriptfile" form).
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