Wise Tips - Misc tips for Wise Users installing Python.

Include Files:
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In an attempt to make life easy, I created "include" scripts.  "pyex.wse" 
handles stuff that many Python extensions need to do, and "pyuninstall.wse" 
handles Wise uninstallation for Python.  "pyex" has some confusing bits
so it can work for "packages" and normal modules.

This should work well for simple installers - win32com, win32 etc use this.
But include files dont work too well, so you may get stuck when attempting
to extend your installer.  If necessary, you will need to copy the
functionality of "pyex" to your installer, and then just chop away.

If you can use global variables to extend "pyex" so it works for you, and 
wont break for me, then please do so!

PythonWin Installation?:
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pyex.wse does some simple checking for a previous installation of Python.
Basically, it looks up the "PythonCore\InstallPath" registry entry as a
default for where to install extensions.  If this registry key doesnt
exist, then it wont install.

Currently, only Pythonwin installs this, however, that will change RSN.

It is recommended you dont remove this for client sites - if necessary,
we can knock up a 2 (or so :) line script to write this entry to the
registry.  It makes for a far smarter installer.

Local Paths:
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Use the "Edit/Source Directories" command when converting from my version
of .wse file, or when changing your own structures.  Globally changes your
script in a useful way.

Editing the Script:
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In general, the "Installation Expert" and the include files dont work too
well.  I generally use the "Script Editor" for script work.

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