Jason Ward wrote:
> I have easy_install.py and ctypes on my pc.
> I am following the procedure that is told to me by the documentation.
>
> Using windows XP.
> I go to command prompt. Then I type
> easy_install.py OpenGL
That should be:
easy_install.py PyOpenGL
If you have downloaded the package to the local directory:
easy_install.py -f . PyOpenGL
which tells the easy_install script to use the local directory for
searching for packages.
> # I am in the right directory so I can call easy_install.py
>
> This is the reply I get.
>
> error : No urls, filenames or requirements specified. (see --help)
> So I type in
> easy_install.py --help
>
> same answer.
That's strange; I get the expected help text under Linux.
> Please explain what I must do. I have downloaded Pyopengl. But must I
> rather parse the link on the net to
> the file easy_install.py
>
> #Seems like a rather ironic name for the file. :)
Assuming easy_install (setuptools) is properly installed, it should be a
matter of:
easy_install.py -f . PyOpenGL
Good luck,
Mike
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