Re: Re: WinCVS installation - python installed but not recognized

[email protected] wrote:
>> The location of the DLLs depends on whether you chose to install 
>> Python for all users or just the current user. 
> 
> And the name was python26.dll for Python version 2.6
> 
>> If you installed for all users 
>> the Python DLL will be in your System32 folder.
>>
>> What version of Python did you install? What version of WinCvs?
> 
> Python 2.6, WinCVS 2.0.2.4
> 
>> WinCvs 2.1.1 should be able to auto-detect Python versions 2.9 
>> through 2.1 automatically without need to explicitly specify 
>> the location if the corresponding DLL is on your PATH.
> 
> I checked PATH and it started 
> C:\WINDOWS\system32
> but it didn't autodetect.

According to the release notes the "improved" Python DLL detection was 
added in WinCvs 2.0.6. I definitely recommend upgrading to WinCvs 2.1.1 
in any case. It has been working solidly for me for these last two years 
and has quite a number of bug fixes and useful feature additions over 
WinCvs 2.0.2.4 (which was relased in 2005 for chrissakes!).

Cheers,

-- 
Oliver
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In everybody's best interest, please do not post or CC technical 
questions to me in private unless they are specifically about a 
macro/product of mine that is NOT already bundled with WinCvs. I will 
generally forward my replies to such posts to the CVSGUI list without 
further notice.


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