Thanks. I'll definitely try out your instructions.
Rafael
On Jun 8, 2007, at 4:21 PM, Gordon wrote:
> Yes, I can. But first, make sure to hit"Reply All" to send replies
> to the list, rather than just me :)
>
> Anyhow, there are a couple ways, but I think the easiest is to make
> a one-line
Yes, I can. But first, make sure to hit"Reply All" to send replies to
the list, rather than just me :)
Anyhow, there are a couple ways, but I think the easiest is to make a
one-line script that imports the file you want to make a .pyc out of.
You'll end up with 3 versions of the file, a .py,
"Rafael Bejarano" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> First, I am trying to learn to use easygui to present simple dialogs
> and get input from the user. To this end, I wrote a very short test
> program, just to make sure I new how to use easygui. Although I get
> no error messages when I run it, the dia
I have no experience with EasyGUI, but to answer your other question,
you do not "compile" Python in the way you compile C or Java.
Python can be compiled into a .pyc file, which is slightly faster to
start running and obfuscates the source, but it doesn't really do much,
practically. You can
