[PythonCE] How to start a script?

[Chris Miles]

That is good information.  Although I installed VIM for CE as my editor.

One question, though.  I installed pythonce on my Storage Card (CF) but
it doesn't seem to want to run if it isn't installed in internal
storage.  Is there a way around this?

Finally, the 'run' command does not show up on mine either - perhaps
because I'm running wisbar?

Regards,
Chris

On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 11:49:46AM -0700, gollem wrote:
> Chet, tanks for the reply. I'm not sure if one of the 
> programs I have installed makes it impossible to access 
> the run command or if it's because it's Pocketpc 2000.
> 
> I have found a way to run scripts though.
> If you install pockettweak you can associate filetypes 
> with applications. I have associated .py with python.
> 
> Python does not like paths like "My Documents\python",
> I don't know if that's because of the length or the fact 
> that there is a space in it. I've created a root folder 
> \x (I'm too lazy to type long paths) and I put my scripts
> there.
> I use pocketnotepad to write the scripts. It stubbornly
> saves all new files with the .txt extension but I fixed
> that by just creating some empty files with the .py
> extension on my desktop and copying them to \x
> If I open one of these in notepad, edit it and save then
> it keeps the .py extension and stays in \x (the editor 
> won't let me save new documents outside of my documents)
> 
> That's all, if I choose open for a .py file pocketpython
> starts and the script is run.
> I hope this is usefull for some people.

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