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From: rhays at interaccess.com (Bob Hays, Computer Geek)
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Date: Thu, 08 Apr 1999 11:30:31 GMT
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Subject: Q: How to use long names in python for windows
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Message-ID: <370e9080.37656309@news.interaccess.com>
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Content-Length: 1321
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X-UID: 260
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I'm on Win95, I've downloaded python 1.5.1 and pythonwin (123 I
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think). I've been using pythonwin for development and that works
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great. Now, I want to create a set of batch files to run processes
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for me - I'm getting the following error from python:
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ValueError: Module name too long
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My import statement to the python interpreter is:
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import SumHours.MonthOfFiles
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This worked fine in pythonwin. In addition, I made sure to:
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set PYTHONPATH=H:\PySources;H:\Python\lib
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before starting.
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Is there a problem with long file name support in python 1.5.1 on
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Windows95? Is there some startup script I need to execute first to
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enable long file names? I want my code to run properly on UNIX also
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(which it does right now), and I hate 8.3 naming conventions.
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Thanks and have fun! - Bob
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--
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I did not ask for the anal probe. -- Passion Fish
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Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end. - King Crimson
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rhays at interaccess.com (home) http://homepage.interaccess.com/~rhays
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Bob.Hays at abnamro.com (work)
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