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  • Built-in Package Support in Python 1.5

    ...packages $prefix/lib/site-python The site-packages directory can be used for packages that are likely to depend on the Python version (e.g. package containing shared libraries or using new features). The site-python directory is used for backward compatibility with Python 1.4 and for pure Python packages or modules that are not sensitive to the Python version used. Recommended use of these directories is to place each package in a subdirectory of its own in either the site-packag...

  • Catalog Requirements

    ...packages, browse through a hierarchy like Parnassus, or do keyword searches. 1.2) Packages are also indexed by author and date, so you can see all of Moshe's packages, or the 10 most recently changed packages. 1.3) For each author, their name, e-mail and home page URL are stored. 1.4) Information about a package is only extracted from the metadata included in the package's setup.py file. This ensures that the info is up-to-date, saves users the effort of entering data, and en...

  • SIG for Python Resource Cataloguing

    ...packages is still quite small; please add your packages! Some relevant PEPs have been written: PEP 241: Metadata for Python Software Packages: Implemented and included in Python 2.1. PEP 243: Module Repository Upload Mechanism: A draft specifying how to upload files to a catalog server. PEP 262: Database of Installed Python Packages: A now-withdrawn proposal for a database of installed Python packages. PEP 301: Package Index and Metadata fo...

  • email package SIG

    ...packages from the Python Cheese Shop. Here is the breakdown of package availability and compatibility: email package version released with compatible with 2.5.7 Python 2.3.6 [*] Python 2.1 to 2.5 3.0.1 Python 2.4.3 Python 2.3 to 2.5 4.0 Python 2.5 [**] Python 2.3 to 2.5 [*] The last release of the Python 2.3 family was 2.3.5, which included email 2.5.6. If Python 2.3.6 ever gets released it will include email 2.5.7. [**] Python 2.5 is ...

  • Event – PYOPP - Publish Your Own Python Package

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    Location: Aachen, Germany

    PYOPP - Publish Your Own Python Package

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Introduction

    ...packages, and think you can help making Distutils better, please join us! What's Available Interested in learning more or trying out the Distutils? These other project web pages are available: the Distutils documentation page: lists requirements/design documents and also links to the Distutils manuals. Distutils-SIG Info Page Distutils-SIG Archives Distutils Wiki

  • Python for Mac OS X

    ...packages available through PyPI, the Python Package Index. We recommend you use the pip tool to simplify installing and managing additional packages. pip is included with Python 3.4 releases; for earlier releases, follow the pip install instructions. Among the packages available through PyPI are some that are specifically for OS X environments. Among these are: pyobjc which provides a bridge between Python and Objective-C, allowing you to write full-featured native Cocoa applications in pure...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Tasks and Division of Labour

    Python Distutils-SIG: Tasks and Division of Labour Python Distutils-SIG Tasks and Division of Labour At the Seventh International Python Conference Developer's Day session "Extension Building Considered Painful", we enumerated the tasks necessary to develop, distribute, and install Python modules; arrived at a rough consensus regarding the division of labour necessary to conceptualize any distribution/installation system; and came up with a proposed user...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Tasks and Division of Labour

    Python Distutils-SIG: Tasks and Division of Labour Python Distutils-SIG Tasks and Division of Labour At the Seventh International Python Conference Developer's Day session "Extension Building Considered Painful", we enumerated the tasks necessary to develop, distribute, and install Python modules; arrived at a rough consensus regarding the division of labour necessary to conceptualize any distribution/installation system; and came up with a proposed user...

  • Linux RPMs for Python 2.4

    ...packages, you will explicitly have to run "python2.4". Note that all Python RPMs provided by Python.org and Red Hat provide a "/usr/bin/python2.4" (or similar, with major/minor number), even if they also provide "/usr/bin/python". So, yes, it should be safe. Note that you may need to build and install a second copy of any packages which you need access to with the supplemental version of Python. You can build packages of these files for...

  • Python 2.4.1 - Linux RPMs

    ...packages, you will explicitly have to run "python2.4". Note that all Python RPMs provided by Python.org and Red Hat provide a "/usr/bin/python2.4" (or similar, with major/minor number), even if they also provide "/usr/bin/python". So, yes, it should be safe. Note that you may need to build and install a second copy of any packages which you need access to with the supplemental version of Python. You can build packages of these files for the Python 2.4 interpreter...

  • Python Data Plotting Solutions SIG Issues

    ...packages (NumPy, PIL, etc.). Quality of the software. Quality of the output. One possible goal for the API project is to develop a package- independent API for plots, which would produce reasonably similar results regardless of the plotting package used as a backend (PLPlot, Gist/Yorick, Gnuplot, etc.), in the same spirit as the interface defined by the DB-SIG. Package-specific extensions could naturally be provided as well. The goals for the new fra...

  • comp.lang.python.announce Posting Guidelines

    ...packages should have version numbers. Clarify the LICENSE that you release your package under. If you want to release something as free software, you might want to have a look at the "Open Source Definition", and pick one of the licenses mentioned there under "Example Licenses". You should INCLUDE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS in the body text of your posting or in the trailing .signature block. Please do not sign your announcement with PGP; most people would not know your public PGP...

  • Event – PackagingCon 2023

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    Location: Berlin, Germany

    PackagingCon 2023

  • Other Catalog Systems

    Other Catalog Systems Other Catalog Systems This page collects useful links that will help you learn about the catalog systems used by other projects. We've tracked down the instructions so that you don't have to. CPAN CPAN search page PAUSE (instructions for registering and uploading modules) Zen of Comprehensive Archive Networks: a note from CPAN's maintainers. (A less interesting document than it sounds, unfortunately.) Perl Package Manager from ActiveSt...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Proposed User Interface

    ...packages), and compile them to .pyc and .pyo form. build_extensions Do make_blib; compile ancillary C files (those that don't provide extension modules themselves, but are needed for the extension(s) being built to work); compile extension C files; link ancillary and extension C files (along with any external libraries needed) to create dynamic libraries (e.g. .so files for Unix, DLLs for Windows, etc.) in the architecture-specific...

  • Community Stories

    ...packages get confused a lot. That's not their fault; that's because the volunteers who maintain the packaging tools don't have enough time to get everything organized so that it's clear and easy to use. In the last few years, the PSF has gotten grants and used that money to massively improve packaging. We overhauled PyPI and we're making pip more consistent, with genuine attention to user experience. With more funding, we can finally make managing packages pleasant as programming in Python. Sum...

  • Linux RPMs for Python 2.3.3

    ...packages, you will explicitly have to run "python2.3". Note that all Python RPMs provided by Python.org and Red Hat provide a "/usr/bin/python2.3" (or similar, with major/minor number), even if they also provide "/usr/bin/python". So, yes, it should be safe. <p /> Note that you may need to build and install a second copy of any packages which you need access to with the supplemental version of Python. You can build packages of these files for the Python 2.3...

  • Linux RPMs for Python 2.3.5

    ...packages, you will explicitly have to run "python2.3". Note that all Python RPMs provided by Python.org and Red Hat provide a "/usr/bin/python2.3" (or similar, with major/minor number), even if they also provide "/usr/bin/python". So, yes, it should be safe. <p /> Note that you may need to build and install a second copy of any packages which you need access to with the supplemental version of Python. You can build packages of these files for the Python 2.3...

  • Linux RPMs for Python 2.4.2

    ...packages, you will explicitly have to run "python2.4". Note that all Python RPMs provided by Python.org and Red Hat provide a "/usr/bin/python2.4" (or similar, with major/minor number), even if they also provide "/usr/bin/python". So, yes, it should be safe. <p /> Note that you may need to build and install a second copy of any packages which you need access to with the supplemental version of Python. You can build packages of these files for the Python 2.4...

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