RE: [Jython-users] How to stop PythonInterpreter.

[Stefan B. <Ste...@tr...>]

Well, here is what I know.

1. The cachedir usually stores an index of all packages in the class path.
This helps the interpreter to find classes quicker. I am not awared of any
other functionality. 

2. This basicly enables your python code to access the standard python
libraries. (In this particular case sdtools is my directory for software
development tools and jython21 is ths installatino folder of jythnon. ). If
you have a jar file you should do something like this:
	
	sys.path.insert(0, new PyString("C:/jython21/jythonlib.jar/Lib"));

The interpreter is smart enough to treat the jar file as a dirctory. 

3. No I don't. I can only guess.

- Stefan 

|-----Original Message-----
|From: Curt Cox [mailto:cc...@tr...]
|Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 10:10 AM
|To: jyt...@li...
|Subject: RE: [Jython-users] How to stop PythonInterpreter.
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|Stephan,
|
|The debugging class that you supplied looks very useful.
|
|Thanks for the info.
|I've got some questions about the code.
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|1. Since you go to the trouble of mucking with cache properties,
|that must be required.  Is there a discussion of the issues
|involved anywhere?
|
|2. What does this do?
|    sys.path.insert(0, new PyString("C:/SDTOOLS/jython21/Lib"));
|
|3. Do you have any idea why TraceFunction is an abstract class,
|instead of an interface?
|
|Thanks,
|Curt
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