XML-toolkit for Windows - binaries available?

[Lee Borkman]

Thanks very much, but I'm afraid I'm still unsure.

I have copied pyexpat.dll and sgmlop.dll to the DLLs directory

I have modified the PythonPath to include:
C:\Program Files\Python\Lib\xml-0.5.1
and:
C:\Program Files\Python\Lib\xml-0.5.1\expat\bin
	(this is where xmlparse.dll lives)

Now I have to edit  __init__.py to include sgmlop and pyexpat in the
__all__ list, is that right?  Now which __init__.py would that be?  I
assume it's C:\Program Files\Python\Lib\xml-0.5.1\__init__.py

Okay, I've done that.

But none of the demos will work.  I keep getting:
ImportError: No module named xml.sax
or:
ImportError: No module named pyversioncheck


I guess I still don't understand where Python (and PythonWin) look for
their modules, and I guess I don't understand quite a bit of other
stuff.

Thanks very much for all of your help.  I've obviously got a bit more
homework to do before I proceed.

Leeb.



On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 17:43:22 GMT, digitome at iol.ie (Sean Mc Grath)
wrote:

>On 16 Jun 1999 23:05:38 +0200, Lars Marius Garshol <larsga at ifi.uio.no>
>wrote:
>
>>
>>* Sean Mc Grath
>>|
>>| The binaries are there but a bit of fiddling is required to get
>>| things working. (This is from memory but here goes)
>>| 
>>| The pyexpat and sgmlop dlls have to be copied into the xml/parsers
>>| subdirectory. You also need to edit the __init__.py file to include
>>| 'pyexpat' and 'sgmlop' in the __all__ string.
>>
>>Heh. I didn't know you could do this! :)
>>
>>I just put them in the python/dlls directory, and that worked for me.
>>
>Lars, is quite right. python/dlls is a better place to put them than
>xml/parsers.
>
>Sean
>
>
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