Re: [DirectPython] A huge problem with DirectPython

[David <dp...@sh...>]

Hi,

I had that problem also, so I went to a computer with Direct Python 
installed and copied all the dll files it needs and all the modules (and 
the directpy.pth file) for directpython in the site-packages folder 
(inside the Lib Folder of python's install dir), then put the dlls into 
the dlls folder in python's dir on the target computer, and the other 
modules (and the directpy.pth file) into the site-packages dir on the 
target computer.
I probably took more dlls than were needed but when I did it I was in a 
rush.
Im sure someone can make an install, but this a quick solution.

Some of the dlls you need are in the system folder, and since python 
loads dlls from its dlls folder as well the system folders you it works 
to copy them to python rather than the system folder (which you might 
not be able to do anyways).

Good Luck

David

>Hello,
>
>I am new to DirectPython but i have a huge problem
>that actually prevents me from using it at all.
>The problem is: installing DirectPython requires
>administrator rights on my machine, which i don't have
>(this is a machine at work).
>I believe this is a showstopper for most people who
>would like to use DirectPython professionally.
>Is there any change to see a DirectPython installer
>that would install for the current user as a fallback.
>
>Best regards
>
>Alain
>
>
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