[PythonCE] Re: PythonCE digest, Vol 1 #73 - 7 msgs

[Mike Mellor]

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>--- Mike Mellor <mmellor1@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>I have installed Python CE 2.2 and it works great -
>>I am currently using it to build simple models in
>>SimPy.
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>>Here are my questions (probably old ones):
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>>How do I get the default icon?  I have tried almost
>>every combination I can think of without success.  I
>>moved the executable from the start menu to the
>>windows folder, and renamed it python.exe.
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>>Is there any way to get around the problem of folder
>>names with spaces in them (My Documents, Storage
>>Card, Program Files)?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Mike
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>As Brad has responded, which version of Python are you
>using, and on which machine?
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>If you are using PythonCE2.2+ for HPC2000, yes Icon
>was totally missing, and I fixed half of that minor
>problem.
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>In that case, it has nothing to do with folders and
>other thing.
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>To show Icon, you have to download new Zip file from
>my site, replace PythonCE22.exe and pcceshell.py, and
>do some adjustment if necessary in site.py.
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>Actually, to show Icon, I put LoadIcon and other lines
>in the updated pcceshell.py
>So, if you put pcceshell.py to somewhere, and if THAT
>pcceshell is loaded, Icon would not show up.
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>Anyway, please specify which version of Python you are
>using.
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I'm using the latest release for MIPS (2.2+) (the April 02 release).  

First question - what do I need to do to get .py files to use the 
PythonCE icon in the file manager programs?  I have an entry in the 
registry under PyFile (which is linked to .py and .pyc files) that has 
an entry for DefaultIcon.  I have been able to get it to use icons from 
other programs (the wish/tk icon) but not Python.  The entry I have for 
default icon is "Python.exe, 0".  

Second question - I cannot run .py files from any folder that has a 
space in the title, such as My Documents, Storage Card or Program Files. 
 The error is that python is unable to find file (for example) /Program 
....  Is there a work around?

Thanks.

Mike