Compiled code question

[Roger Upole]

I ran into a similar problem writing code on a machine whose date
had been set back due to Y2K issues.  If you _can't_ synchronize the
clocks, just delete the .pyc when you implement the new code.
                Roger Upole

                    "Ask the ToeCutter - HE knows who I am !"

"Fredrik Lundh" <effbot at telia.com> wrote in message
news:EMir4.304$mYj.170810880 at newsa.telia.net...
> Timothy Grant <tjg at avalongroup.net> wrote:
> > When I copy a new version of the .py to the server I kinda thought that
> > the next time my users double-clicked their icons they would be running
> > the new code, this didn't happen. On the windows boxes, I must load the
> > .py into PythonWin, select the Run button, then exit my programme. Now
> > if the icon is double-clicked, the new code is executed. I'm sure this
> > has something to do with the byte code compiler and windows file
> > associations, but I have no idea what.
>
> tried synchronizing the clocks?
>
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