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Pythons installed under WinXP have dirs like DLLs, DOC, include, etc. but python (2.5) installed with cygwin is a bare python.exe. My motivation for asking is that 'things' under XP don't seem to be finding 'other things' under cygwin and vice versa, ...
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After ripping out half of my hair, I have now switched over to Console2Well, in... .
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I use Python from within cygwin, but I don't use the version that cygwin and cygwin's Python...
Not mixed in with cygwin.
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Pythons installed under WinXP have dirs like DLLs, DOC, include, etc. but python (2.5) installed with cygwin is a bare python.exe. My motivation for asking is that 'things' under XP don't seem to be finding 'other things' under cygwin and vice versa, ...
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Package management is even easier under Ubuntu than Cygwin to the standard ....
Python Extensions for Windows seems to be what Additions once you get Ubuntu running.
Copying your Python install into Cygwin won't work.
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I have lots of directories with text files written using (g)vim, and I have written a handful of utilities that I find useful in Python. I start off the utilities with a pound-bang-/usr/bin/env python line in order to use the Python that is installed ...
Started by behindthefall on
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For instance:
import....
Look at os.getcwd:
http://docs.python.org/library/os.html#os-file-dir Edit: For relative paths, please take a look at the os.path module:
http://docs.python.org/library/os.path.html in particular, os.path.join and os.path.normpath .
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The "matchit" plugin for vim is supposed to allow you to use the % key to jump between matching start/end tags when editing HTML, as well as /* and */ comment delimiters when editing other kinds of code.
I've followed the exact instructions in " :help...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use the following command to see if the plugin was loaded:
:let loaded_matchit
If you get an undefined variable error, then the plugin was not loaded - you should make sure that '/cygdrive/y/.vim' is in your 'runtimepath' option (use ' :set runtimepath... .
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Hi there,
i'm looking into developing a console-app in python which should be able to run under windows as well as linux. for this, i'd really like to use a high-level console library like curses. however, as far as i know, curses is not available on ...
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I wonder whether the curses module.
PDCurses works on Windows, but I don't know any Python wrapper.
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I wanted to use the Python installed under cygwin rather than one installed under WinXP directly, so I edited ~/.bashrc and sourced it. Nothing changed. I tried other things, but nothing I did changed $PATH in any way. So I rebooted. Aha; now $PATH has...
Started by behindthefall on
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.bashrc as the following from the shell? (Pasted....
="${PATH}:${PYTHON}"; export PATH
Or:
export PATH="${PATH}:${PYTHON}"
the quotes preserve the spaces the cygwin window source .bashrc (This should work, even if is not working for you) .
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As part of answering another question, I wrote the following code whose behaviour seems bizarre at first glance:
print True # outputs true True = False; print True # outputs false True = True; print True # outputs false True = not True; print True # outputs...
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Before starting to execute a Python (2.x) script.
True=False just means "True" is another "variable" name
Python has these two (among others) builtin refer to, let's call them 0x600D and 0xBAD .
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I'm trying to use a Python library (pyMedia) that has some non-Python requisites libraries. (libogg, libvorbis, liblame, and libfaad2 - this isn't relevant to the question specifically).
libogg requires you to manually compile it from the source and comes...
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Add the binary to the PATH environment variable.
MinGW can be used to compile under Windows.
It's the unix environment for windows, along with the Autotools (including make) toolchain .
Get cygwin .
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Possible Duplicate:
Python - How do I tell what OS I’m running on?
I need to switch my code between Windows, Linux etc.
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Also working in Python you would normally need to....
If you need to consider cygwin as windows, then sys.platform is not good.
python for build purpose (scons), and when tight control is desired all three may be necessary mean by OS.
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Hi, I'm trying to create a python script that will disassemble a binary (a Windows exe to be precise) and analyze its code. I need the ability to take a certain buffer, and extract some sort of struct containing information about the instructions in it...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Libdisasm_oop.i
Used ....
How I did it:
I compiled libdisasm.lib the given libdisasm_oop.i file with the following command line
swig -python -shadow -o x86disasm_wrap.c -outdir .
To crash python on incorrect (and sometimes correct) usage.
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