Thanks you very much for the suggestion. I will give it a try.
Since I posted the original question, I have tried PyInstaller. I am
using Python 2.6.4, which is technically not supported, but it worked
fine for the simple programs I tried, and simple enough even for me.
;)
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Terry,
CLICK, the light just came on. Knowing that it is writable, I can
look at the length to determine whether there are any arguments. If
not, I can switch to interactive input within the program, and input
the values that way. A few easy extra lines. Whatever works.
Thanks!!
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Yes, that is what I was trying to do. I need to puzzle a bit on the
solution, being a newbie. Thanks!
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Hi,
I could use a recommendation on a free installer for use by an
unsophisticated programmer, that would be me, for some simple programs
which are a bit more than "Hello World," but only a little. Basically
reading text files and processing the results. Nothing fancy. I am
using PY2EXE to crea
Just finishing my first Python (2.6 on Win XP) program, which is
working fine. My "Duh?" question is about how to run it from within
IDLE and pass it command line arguments. No problem using sys.argv
from a Windows command line, but I have missed how you can do that
from within IDLE, which compl
I am planning on learning Python, primarily for my own interest,
rather than any immediate need. I am wondering whether I would be
wasting my time to start with the latest 2.6 version which has a lot
of good instructional material, or wait a bit for version 3.0?
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