On 03/07/06, Andreas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 03.07.2006 20:45 Adam wrote> Erm trying to remember exactly how to do this in windows but if you do the> equivalent of an rm -r E:\Python24\site-packages\*.pyc ie remove all the> *.pyc files they will be rebuilt as and when you next import those mo
On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 22:34 +0200, Andreas wrote:
> On 03.07.2006 20:45 Adam wrote
>
> > Erm trying to remember exactly how to do this in windows but if you do the
> > equivalent of an rm -r E:\Python24\site-packages\*.pyc ie remove all the
> > *.pyc files they will be rebuilt as and when you next
On 03.07.2006 20:45 Adam wrote
> Erm trying to remember exactly how to do this in windows but if you do the
> equivalent of an rm -r E:\Python24\site-packages\*.pyc ie remove all the
> *.pyc files they will be rebuilt as and when you next import those modules.
Thanks for the info. However, if thi
On 03/07/06, Andreas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I thought, this would be more easy. I wonder why the PYTHONPATH is notbeing considered here, but instead I find the path to modules beinghardcoded in the *.pyc file.I have about 50 3rd party modules installed and I moved my Python
installation fro
Hi,
I thought, this would be more easy. I wonder why the PYTHONPATH is not
being considered here, but instead I find the path to modules being
hardcoded in the *.pyc file.
I have about 50 3rd party modules installed and I moved my Python
installation from C:\Python24 to another partition (E:\Pyt
