Hello sir,

Please find the attached batch file out put, which i ran for the installation.

The below commands are my windows batch file content

doskey clear=cls ls=dir
virtualenv --no-site-packages --clear .
type setup.py
Scripts\python.exe setup.py install -vvv
cd Scripts
ls -l

As per my setup.py after the installation console entry_points should list/install in prefix\scripts, where as it is not installing the entry points in a subdirectory called "Scripts" alongside the python executable.

But the same scenario is working fine in Linux platform all the entry_points are listing\installing in prefix/bin subdirectory.

Thanks,
Praveen


On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 8:12 PM, P.J. Eby <pje@telecommunity.com> wrote:
At 07:48 PM 8/11/2010 +0530, pavi ena wrote:
The above said scenario is working fine with Linux machine when i tried the same usecase in windows machine, it is not working as expected.
Entry point console script is not listing/showing under "Scripts" directory.

Where is it showing up?  Note that on Linux, the standard installation pattern is such that scripts are installed in prefix/bin -- i.e., alongside the python executable.  On Windows, however, the default installation location for scripts is in a subdirectory called "Scripts" alongside the python executable.

Since you did a verbose install, the actual location of the script should be shown in the output from the command.