[PYTHON IMAGE-SIG] New PIL experiment.
Mark Hammond
MHammond@skippinet.com.au
Tue, 27 May 1997 09:52:27 +1000
I see a few other people got sick of the Tkinter FAQ too :-)
So I took the latest PIL binaries from www.python.org, and wraped it up in
the new installation package. The installer:
* correctly finds Python's installation, and suggests you install under
there.
* Installs Tk and Tkinter correctly, and sets the environment variables.
On 95 this is done via Autoexec.bat, on NT this is done via the registry
(unfortunately, both require a reboot when done)
* Allows uninstall etc.
* Works :-)
On the down side:
* Requires a Pythonwin 1.0 install to work.
* Does not allow you to specify your own TK or TCL directories - always
installed under the core install directory (default is "{Python}\Imaging"
* No readme..
You can find it at
http://starship.skyport.net/crew/mhammond/pil.exe
It would be really cool if some people on these SIGS (especially people who
dont yet have PIL yet) could give this a try and see if it works.
Please remember than my intention is to split the Pythonwin installation
into a few packages. Thus, in the future it will _not_ be necessary to
have installed Pythonwin - only to have installed via "setup" the "core
Python binaries". There will then be a few "Extension installers", of
which Pythonwin (and win32com) will be just a few.
Mark.
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