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Gertjan Klein wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Randy Syring wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Maybe I am missing something, but I use the "Open Command Window Here"
power toy from:
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You're missing something. ;-) I have used that one too, for years, and
it works reasonably well -- until you have multiple Python versions
installed, and want to compile extensions for all of them. That means
setting up different compiler environments. I currently have two: one
for VS.NET 2003, and one for VS2008. Occasionally, I want to experiment
with Cygwin/Mingw as well; that would make three. I'm sure I'll come up
with more once I get this extension working. ;)
For organisational purposes, I'd like all these different command
prompts grouped in a submenu as well. It just seems like a nice tool to
have, and something "real" to play with pywin32 as well.
Gertjan.
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Obviously if you are wanting to play with something, then by all means,
have at it!<br>
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How I handle this on my vista system which has both Python 2.5 and
Python 2.6, is that I have setup batch files to setup the environment
appropriately. So, I get a command prompt and then type either:<br>
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`python25` or `python26`<br>
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and then I am ready to go.<br>
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whatever you do, do all to the glory
of God." 1 Cor 10:31
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