How do you make clickable Python/Win9x scripts?
Sue
smalleys at gte.net
Sat Jul 3 18:08:24 EDT 1999
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I have an NT hack - not sure about Win95. Note that this does NOT require registry/admin access, as far as I know. 1. Make sure the .pyc version of your file exists using CLI "python.exe compileall.py $cwd" or whatever. 2. Create a new filetype (Python Executable), pointing to your python binary, with suffix .pyc. 3. Add .pyc to CMD_SUFFIXES (not 100% sure) 4. Drop a link to the pyc file on your desktop. 5. Pass script parameters using standard Win hack. 6. I tried a PIF file but gave up. Looked like overkill. Sue.
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