Re: TaDAAA!!!!

Robin Dunn wrote:
> Much easier IMO is to use virtual environments for any project that
> will be using Phoenix. Then pip takes care of everything for you and
> you do not have to perform surgery on your main Python installs. 

BTW, I made a little utility for my own use to make it easy to switch
between multiple full python installs and/or python virtual
environments. There are a few other ways to do things like this too, but
this one works well for me. On Windows it requires a bash shell (only
tested on cygwin but others may work too.)

https://github.com/RobinD42/python-wrangler

Each of my machines has an average of a dozen or so Python environments
(either full or virtual) and this tool makes it quick and easy to switch
which environment will be used from the current command line.

Another benefit of relying on virtual environments is that my stock
Python's don't need to have anything installed in them except for
whatever is needed for creating virtual environments. This helps keep
them uncluttered and eliminates dependency mismatches when one project
needs version A of something and another project needs version B.

-- 
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

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