Re: [Tutor] Python application with same name as its corresponding project

2015-07-31 Thread Japhy Bartlett
Like Chris mentions, usually you don't write your own stuff in /bin/. To make what you've written work anyhow, you can run them from inside /ProjectParent/, not from inside /ProjectParent/bin/. eg, `python bin/projectgendocs.py` On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 1:16 PM, Chris Warrick wrote: > On 31 Jul

Re: [Tutor] Python application with same name as its corresponding project

2015-07-31 Thread Chris Warrick
On 31 July 2015 at 17:13, Anthony DuPont wrote: > I am trying to setup my python application in a more standard way. In my > research, the general recommendation seems to be that if my application is > called projectgendocs, here is an acceptable structure: > > ProjectParent > |-- bin/ > | |-- pr

[Tutor] Python application with same name as its corresponding project

2015-07-31 Thread Anthony DuPont
I am trying to setup my python application in a more standard way. In my research, the general recommendation seems to be that if my application is called projectgendocs, here is an acceptable structure: ProjectParent |-- bin/ | |-- projectgendocs.py | |-- projectgendocs | |-- unittest | | |--