[python-win32] PythonWin [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

[Andrew MacIntyre]

> bikash.sherchan at gmail.com wrote:
> 
> I am using Windows Vista and installed python 2.6. I am working on my 
> masters thesis and would like to write python scripts to automize some

> tools in ArcGIS. To do so I am following "Writing Geoprocessing 
> Scripts with ArcGIS" from ESRI which is based on pythonWin.
> Unfortunately I could not find this pythonWin environment in my case.

Given your interest in ArcGIS, I would strongly suggest checking the
ArcGIS installation materials for the version you are using to determine
the Python version supported with that ArcGIS release.  ESRI may supply
a PythonWin installer (I'm pretty sure they supply a Python installer).

Python extensions, such as the extension ESRI supplies to interface with
ArcGIS, usually have a dependency on the particular version of the
Python DLL in the Windows environment (eg Python 2.5.x -> python25.dll).

If the ArcGIS media kit doesn't contain PythonWin, you can retrieve a
copy of the PythonWin installer to match the Python version via
PythonWin's home page: http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/win32/

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