Movatterモバイル変換
[0]ホーム
[Python-Dev] Windows installer pre-prelease
Tim Peterstim_one@email.msn.com
Tue, 4 Apr 2000 00:28:59 -0400
[/F]> no, but Tim's and my experiences from doing user support show that> the standard Windows recommendation doesn't work for command line> applications. we don't care about Microsoft, we care about Python's> users.[Greg Stein]> Valid point. But there are other solutions, too. VC distributes a thing> named "VCVARS.BAT" to set up paths and other environ vars. Python could> certainly do the same thing (to overcome the embedded-space issue).And put the .bat file where, exactly? In the Python root, somewhere under"Program Files"? Begs the question.MS doesn't want you to put stuff in System32 either, but it's the onlyrational place to put the DLL. Likewise the only rational place to put thecmdline EXE is in an easy-to-get-at directory. If C:\Quickenw\ is goodenough for the best-selling non-MS Windows app, C:\Python-1.6\ is goodenough for Python <wink>.Besides, it's a *default*. If you love MS guidelines and are savvy enoughto know what the heck they are, you're savvy enough to install it under"Program Files" yourself. The people we're trying to help here have scantidea what they're doing, and dealing with the embedded space drives themnuts at the very start of their experience.Other languages understand this. For example, here are pieces of the PATHon my machine:C:\PERL5\BIND:\JDK1.1.5\BINC:\WINICON\BINE:\OCAML\BIN
[8]ページ先頭