Re: [gdal-dev] Installing additional packages for python in OSGeo4W

2010-05-07 Thread Matt Wilkie
In general, what is the best way to install additional python packages in OSGeo4W? Should I be using "apt" or "setup" (noticed both under Commandline Utilities in the OSGeo4W setup program)? Does OSGeo4W provide it's own setuptools? I've had limited success using easy_install. I have been able

Re: [gdal-dev] Installing additional packages for python in OSGeo4W

2010-05-07 Thread Matt Wilkie
Aleksey, The registry script will only make changes if it does not find a key for the major version of python in the current environment settings (2.4, 2.5, etc) . Meaning, it's safe and won't mangle your existing install, but neither will it make o4w python generally available. What follows a

Re: [gdal-dev] Installing additional packages for python in OSGeo4W

2010-05-06 Thread Matt Wilkie
Hi Aleksey, With regard to ipython, if you register the o4w python with windows[1] you should be able to run the standard ipy windows installer, which will put ipy in %pythonhome%\Lib\site-packages. This may work for the other extra programs too. [1] optional package to register python in Wi

[gdal-dev] Installing additional packages for python in OSGeo4W

2010-05-06 Thread Aleksey Naumov
Dear GDAL experts, What is the best/recommended way to install additional python packages for the Python bundled with OSGeo4W (currently 2.5.2)? Specifically, I am looking for the following packages (which do not seem to be available via the OSGeo4W installer; neither should they be, necessarily):