Re: problem with setup.py

andrea valle wrote: > Thanks a lot. > I have bash as shell but I ignore what > >>your ~/.bashrc > > means. > > Have I to edit a file? > Where should it be? It's a file. ~/ means your home directory. The name of the file is .bashrc . You can't see it with the finder, so you have to edit it from

Re: problem with setup.py

Thanks a lot. I have bash as shell but I ignore what > your ~/.bashrc means. Have I to edit a file? Where should it be? Thanks again -a- On 17 Sep 2005, at 12:46, Robert Kern wrote: > andrea valle wrote: >> Hi to all, >> and sorry for cross-posting. >> >> I'm having troubles with installin

Re: problem with setup.py

andrea valle wrote: > Hi to all, > and sorry for cross-posting. > > I'm having troubles with installing packages. > I'm on macosx 10.3.8 and I have activestate python 2.4 > > For example, pyrtf an pyx. > it is the first time I install packages so pardon me if it's obvious. > > I call python from