[python-win32] Request for comments

[Michael Foord]

Hello Tim,

I posted the link on Twitter, and got a response back asking if there 
would be documentation on deployment - py2exe, PyInstaller etc.

Whilst I doubt you can be expected to be a fount of *all* knowledge, 
perhaps links or summaries of these topics could be good.

Michael Foord
http://www.ironpythoninaction.com/

Tim Golden wrote:
> I have a request of the python-win32 community. Have a look at:
>
> http://timgolden.me.uk/python-on-windows/
>
> In particular, click through to the section on the Registry (which is 
> the only section which has anything useful in it!)
> and then tell me what you think. About anything. The contents,
> the style, the colours, the colors, the depth of examples, the
> notes. What should be there? What shouldn't? How much overlap
> there should be with other sources of documentation? How much
> should just be links across? Should I reproduce the pywin32 docs
> verbatim. (Difficult: I've got a branch which is trying. Very trying).
> Anything.
>
> Points to bear in mind:
>
>  * This is very alpha
>  * I'm using Sphinx but I've done very little with its capabilities
>  * The examples I've put together work: you can drop them straight 
> onto an interpreter window and run them. But is that a desirable goal.
>  * My intention is that this be a community effort. (The source is 
> actually
> hosted at Google Code).
>  * This URL (probably) won't be its final resting place.
>
> In particular, it will be very clear as you read that I'm 100% sure 
> where I'm going with it yet. But at the very least I want lots of 
> examples which, even in passing, semi-document the kind of stuff which 
> people ask about
> on python-win32 and python-list.
>
> Enough babble from me. Have a look.
>
> TJG
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