[Tutor] python exe files

Mon Jun 30 01:15:02 2003

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In a message dated 6/27/03 11:19:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
jeff@ccvcorp.com writes:

> >pythonw.exe - what is this???
> >
> 
> This is a console-less version of the interpeter -- it's a Windows-style 
> app rather than a DOS-style app (as python.exe is).  This means that if, 
> for instance, your Python script has a GUI and opens its own windows, 
> etc, then you can run it in pythonw.exe and it won't have an ugly and 
> otherwise useless DOS box open as well.
> 
> 
I have a few GUIs. How would I run them with pythonw.exe?
-Wayne (win98)

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app rather than a DOS-style app (as python.exe is).&nbsp; This means that if=
, <BR>
for instance, your Python script has a GUI and opens its own windows, <BR>
etc, then you can run it in pythonw.exe and it won't have an ugly and <BR>
otherwise useless DOS box open as well.<BR>
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I have a few GUIs. How would I run them with pythonw.exe?<BR>
-Wayne (win98)</FONT></HTML>

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