Pears

Tracker: Bugs

5 .bat file dangerous? - ID: 1002440

Last Update: Comment added ( project5 )

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Pretty dangrous looking .bat file for a path not specified.

Is this suppoed to be what it looks like?

copy of Pears for Windows.bat
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@ECHO OFF
@ECHO Use this file to start the program under Windows.
cd .
chdir
del *.pyc /q
start pythonw -OO pears.py
exit

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Submitted:

gogodiva ( chewchewy ) - 2004-08-03 06:35

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Andrei

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Public

Comment ( 1 )

Date: 2004-08-10 18:03 Sender: project5 Logged In: YES user_id=863721 You mean the del *.pyc? I see no harm in that. The only way it could hurt is if someone installs Pears in a directory where other compiled python files exist, for which the py source is not available, but which are required by some python program. People who install several programs in the same folder (don't know any of them), should be aware of the fact that they may lose files belonging to one program because of the other one, even during the installation procedure.

Date: 2004-08-10 18:03
Sender: project5

Logged In: YES
user_id=863721

You mean the del *.pyc? I see no harm in that. The only way
it could hurt is if someone installs Pears in a directory
where other compiled python files exist, for which the py
source is not available, but which are required by some
python program. People who install several programs in the
same folder (don't know any of them), should be aware of the
fact that they may lose files belonging to one program
because of the other one, even during the installation
procedure.

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