From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2004-02-10 04:37:43
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> I have loaded all the python apps but I'm still not clear on what to get > from cvs You need to use the anonymous CVS and the module name is bitpim. Details at http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=75211 You appear to be a Windows user, and may find TortoiseCVS a fairly easy to use pointy clicky program. Download and install it. Create a directory named c:\projects and navigate into it. Right click and choose CVS checkout Set CVSROOT to :pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/bitpim Set module to bitpim Hit Ok. You should then see the code checking out. The various files should end up under c:\projects\bitpim After I make some changes, I will tell you to do an update. To do that right click on or in the bitpim directory, and choose CVS update. (You may see the following message in the various status windows that TortoiseCVS puts up - Empty password used - try 'cvs login' with a real password You can ignore it). Some other suggestions. Add c:\python23 to your PATH environment variable and add .py to your PATHEXT environment variable. The latter allows you to type the name of a python file (without the .py extension even) and it will be invoked. Once you have the code, try running bp.py (one of the following will work): bp * if you set .py in PATHEXT python bp.py * if you have c:\python23 in your path c:\python23\python bp.py * if you didn't alter any environment variables Roger |