my utilities chugging along again - What a relief!
Thanks again.
Sandipan
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Subject: Re: Setting Current Dir in Python
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En Tue, 04 Sep 2007 09:12:22 -0300, Sandipan Gangopadhyay
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> I have recently installed Python 2.5.1 and Pythonwin (without any
> errors) on
> Windows Vista Ultimate.
>
> Now, the programs run fine within Pythonwin IDE when current directory is
> set to the program'
Steve
Of course it is. I'd like to think I left a test for the observant, but
in reality it just shows I can't copy-type ... :-)
Tim
Dr Tim Couper
CTO, SciVisum Ltd
www.scivisum.com
Steve Holden wrote:
> Tim Couper wrote:
>
>> "Non-ASCII character '\xef' in file"
>>
>> SandhirFileMonit
Tim Couper wrote:
> "Non-ASCII character '\xef' in file"
>
> SandhirFileMonitor.py on line 356,
>
> This is reason for the failure .. you have a (probably accidentally placed)
> non-ascii (ie whose value is > 128) character on line 356, whose hex value is
> ef (decimal 259) . Solution: find th
"Non-ASCII character '\xef' in file"
SandhirFileMonitor.py on line 356,
This is reason for the failure .. you have a (probably accidentally placed)
non-ascii (ie whose value is > 128) character on line 356, whose hex value is
ef (decimal 259) . Solution: find that line and remove the character
