need help with game

[BBFoto]

I copied your line and pasted it.  

File "<stdin>", line 1
    C:\Python22\Python.exe "c:/program
files/pysol/pysol-4.80/data/PySol_22.pyc"

     ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax



Double clicking on pysol_22.pyc  or any of the other .pyc files does
nothing.

Thanks,

BB
>>>


On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:38:18 GMT, Robin Munn <rmunn at pobox.com> wrote:

>BBFoto <bbfoto2002 at netscape.net> wrote:
>> I apologize for top posting.  I clicked on "Followup Usenet Message".
>> My mistake was unintentional.  I will try to find out more about it as
>> was suggested.  And as to why I tried to execute a .pyc file:  If I
>> knew what I was doing, then I would do it right.  I do appreciate all
>> attempts to help.
>> 
>> I did a search on the PySol directory.  Nowhere is there a file called
>> "PySol.py".  There is a series of files in sequence named
>> "PySol_15.pyc"  "PySol_16.pyc"  "PySol_20..pyc"  "PySol_21.pyc" and
>> "PySol_22.pyc".
>> 
>> 
>> I tried to execute this line,
>>  
>> execfile('c:/program files/pysol/pysol-4.80/data/PySol_22.pyc') 
>> 
>> The path is correct.  After it failed I copied this error message from
>> the Dos screen:
>> 
>>   File "c:/program files/pysol/pysol-4.80/data/PySol_22.pyc", line 1
>>     -_
>>      ^
>> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>
>OK, try this:
>
>C:\Python22\Python.exe "c:/program files/pysol/pysol-4.80/data/PySol_22.pyc"
>
>(Substitute your path to Python as appropriate for the Python.exe).
>
>If you get an error message about "global name 'win32_gethomedir' is not
>defined", that's because you somehow got the Linux version of PySol
>instead of the Windows version. If that's the case, go here:
>
>    http://avitous.net/software/pysol-windows/index.shtml
>
>and download the PySol 4.81 for Windows installer. I just tried that one
>five minutes ago on my Windows box and it worked just fine; that should
>get you up and running.
>
>-- 
>Robin Munn <rmunn at pobox.com>
>http://www.rmunn.com/
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