Win32: silent script
Fredrik Lundh
fredrik at pythonware.com
Wed Jul 7 08:17:39 EDT 1999
Holger Jannsen <holger at phoenix-edv.netzservice.de> wrote:
> Problem is that Windows link files with extensions like .py and .py
> to python.exe (take a look at registry!). This causes in installation
> of python under Windows. Don't like to change registry!
>
> To start pythonw.exe in that links in windows-menu I've to specify
> the whole path to that file... Ouch, I really didn't want that!;-(
from Misc/NEWS:
- The Windows configuration adds a new main program, "pythonw", and
registers a new extension, ".pyw" that invokes this. This is a
standard Python interpreter that does not pop up a console window;
handy for pure Tkinter applications. All output to the original
stdout and stderr is lost; reading from the original stdin yields
EOF. Also, both python.exe and pythonw.exe now have a pretty icon
(a green snake in a box, courtesy Mark Hammond).
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