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Message #12691
Re: writing a new top level wxPython based project manager
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To:
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From:
Dick Hollenbeck <dick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Wed, 12 Mar 2014 15:53:11 -0500
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On 03/12/2014 02:16 PM, dileep kushwaha wrote:
> Hi,
> i have been asked to make top level wxPython based project windows
> i have installed Windows 7, KiCAD in C:\Program Files (x86)
> i have installed Python 33 and 27
Remember I said to use Brian's wxPython stack, if on Windows. This will be:
a) wxPython 3.x compiled with MINGW.
b) python 2.7.4 compiled with MINGW.
I cannot imaginge any other way of getting this wxPython stack other than running his
kicad-winbuilder script. "kicad-winbuilder" is another launchpad project. It downloads
and installs the entire deal, mostly from source, partially from pre-built binaries.
It would be nice to have had some guidance from Brian on this, but I think he's building a
house. (Too bad you weren't on linux for the development phase, think that would have
been easier, but that's me talking because I am no longer comfortable on Windows.)
We do not use the MSVC compiled python, at all in the KiCad project.
This is the reason for Brian's stack, and why I say "compiled with MINGW" above.
> i have installed bazaar (installed python 27 coz of it)
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> I'm in learning phase of Python
> please guide me futher
> --
> Dileep
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