Ivan> Nope. The pyc files don't match the py files, and he imports the
Ivan> pyc files directly. That's what 'imp.load_compiled("__main__",
Ivan> sys.argv[0])' means. The windows version that Markus shipped
Ivan> never included the .py files anyway, since he didn't need them.
Iv
"Rocco Moretti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Are you sure you're using the Python version (2.3, 2.4 etc) that the
> Pysol .pyw files were compiled for? As I understand it, that's what the
> "magic number" is - a versioning number for the .pyc/.pyw files which
> ch
Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
> Hi All--
> I've been using PySol-4.40 for years, because that was the last Windows
> installer version I could find. My wife's been using it for almost the
> same length of time. That version's worked just fine on W98, W98SE, W2K
> (server included), and WinXP SP1.
>
Hi All--
James Carroll wrote:
>
> You might try finding the source to pysol, and you might notice that
> you have a bunch of *.py files and for each of those, a corresponding
> .pyc file. If you delete all the pyc files, then they'll get
> re-created from the .py files, and you might be all set.
Hi All--
Robert Kern wrote:
>
> Skip Montanaro wrote:
> > Ivan> I can't find any later version on google...
> >
> > It may not help you much, but I was able to get it working on MacOSX by
> > grabbing the latest available source and tracking down the contents of the
> > data directory via the
You might try finding the source to pysol, and you might notice that
you have a bunch of *.py files and for each of those, a corresponding
.pyc file. If you delete all the pyc files, then they'll get
re-created from the .py files, and you might be all set.
-Jim
On 6/1/05, Ivan Van Laningham <[EM
Skip Montanaro wrote:
> Ivan> I can't find any later version on google...
>
> It may not help you much, but I was able to get it working on MacOSX by
> grabbing the latest available source and tracking down the contents of the
> data directory via the Wayback Machine. If you'd like to give it
Ivan> I can't find any later version on google...
It may not help you much, but I was able to get it working on MacOSX by
grabbing the latest available source and tracking down the contents of the
data directory via the Wayback Machine. If you'd like to give it a try (I'm
not sure how you'd
Hi All--
I've been using PySol-4.40 for years, because that was the last Windows
installer version I could find. My wife's been using it for almost the
same length of time. That version's worked just fine on W98, W98SE, W2K
(server included), and WinXP SP1.
I upgraded to SP2 and pysol fails sile
