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[konrad.hinsen@laposte.net]

On May 9, 2005, at 17:05, Bob Ippolito wrote:

> It should be, are you sure it's not?  If the module links to the 
> dylib, it will get picked

Ahh... I found it. It's in "Frameworks", where I wouldn't have expected 
it, considering that it's not from any framework. But if that's what 
works, I don't mind :-)

The reason my application didn't work was a different one: it picked up 
inappropriate modules from PYTHONPATH. I fixed this by setting sys.path 
explicitly in __boot__.py, but I wonder if it wouldn't be a good idea 
in general to make packaged Python applications ignore PYTHONPATH 
altogether (by setting it to something empty in the startup stub). I 
have some good reasons to use PYTHONPATH in my setup, and I know how to 
handle it, but I don't expect double-clickable applications (about 
which I normally don't even need to know that they were written in 
Python) to be affected by it.

Konrad.
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