Re: [rox-users] Rox Edit and Rox-Lib

[joehill <jo...@sy...>]

Hi Thomas,

I am coming back to this after a bit of a break (where break=work), I 
hope you don't mind helping me a bit more.

I ran the "import pygtk" test, and all that happened was that my mouse 
cursor changed to a cross until I clicked a button, then reverted to its 
old self. Is that a good sign? There were no errors at least.

I verified that I am running Python 2.2, and the make install from 
pygtk2 appears to have copied files to these directories:

/usr/local/share/pygtk/2.0

and

/usr/local/lib/python2.2/site-packages

Thanks for your help.

-J.




Thomas Leonard wrote:

>On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 02:45:23PM -0500, joehill wrote:
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>>Thomas Leonard wrote:
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>>>Also make sure 'python' runs python2.2!
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>>the pygtk.py file was not where expected, it was still in the source dir 
>>in my ~/. I copied it to /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages and tried 
>>running rox edit, got this:
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>Try the original test (import pygtk) again. Make sure python is python2.2,
>and that the files got installed there. Look to see where 'make install'
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>If 'import pygtk' doesn't work then the problem is certainly nothing to do
>with any of the ROX stuff, so it would be best to ask on the pygtk mailing
>list again...
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