Another possibility is to place you python library in the site package
of your network installation,
namely for my computer:
*$HOME/build/python/src/Python-2.7.1rc1/Lib/site-packages*
I build the latest release of python (rc1). But At build time I believe that
the path to the libraries is har
Hello,
I use to have it under src/lib as follow:
src/lib/python
src/lib/tcl
src/lib/c
All *.py modules are in src/lib/python with all the possible modules
hierarchy.
Then, At build time I copy lib root directory in the install. (with all
C code compiled).
Then the startup bin executable
"Judy Chen" wrote
I am very new to Python, I worked on C/C++ before.
I would like to know is it a good practice to put Python development
code under
../src/UI/foo.py
../src/businesslogic/bar.py, etc.
Thats fine, especially if its a big project.
src means source code and python is a type o
