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	fpp	2010-02-07 , 20:43
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Mike, in that first post, it should be "(note 4.7 is not the Qt Release version)"... not the other way around :-)

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kojacker	2010-02-07 , 20:46
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I've got my file copied across and can see it in WinSCP sitting in the /opt/ folder on my n900, along with bounce and some other stuff. When I exit sudo gainroot to "run as user" (thats right?) and type in the command by the $ prompt "python helloworld.py" it cant find the file ("No such file or directory"). Do I have to navigate first to the /opt/ folder and run it from there?

BTW my next question would be, how do I navigate in xterm .. but you knew that already

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fatalsaint	2010-02-07 , 20:48
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Originally Posted by kojacker

I've got my file copied across and can see it in WinSCP sitting in the /opt/ folder on my n900, along with bounce and some other stuff. When I exit sudo gainroot to "run as user" (thats right?) and type in the command by the $ prompt "python helloworld.py" it cant find the file ("No such file or directory"). Do I have to navigate first to the /opt/ folder and run it from there?

BTW my next question would be, how do I navigate in xterm .. but you knew that already

Yes.. using either of these two options:

Code:

cd /opt/
python helloworld.py

Code:

python /opt/helloworld.py

For Future reference.. I would recommend while testing.. to just copy it to your home directory, or under your home directory make a "projects" folder to dump it in. No reason to clutter your /opt/ until your ready to actually package it for deployment.

ETA: I see the OP and I have a disagreement there as that's where he tells you to put it. *shrug* I just don't see a reasoning for it.. better to fill the 30GB area with junk and leave the /opt/ 2GB for ready-to-go apps IMHO.

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kojacker	2010-02-07 , 20:54
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Thanks fatalsaint, everything's up and running

I had been trying "cd opt" (like cmd in Windows) for the past 5 mins, I should have thought to add the slashes...

Only problem is I notice the app isn't working in portrait mode..

.. ssssh just kidding!

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	Texrat	2010-02-07 , 20:58
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I'm gonna like this ^ guy.

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fatalsaint	2010-02-07 , 21:01
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Originally Posted by Texrat

I'm gonna like this ^ guy.

Agreed! That made me laugh.

PS: I know it was a joke... but, as far as python goes, getting that functionality is actually supposed to be really easy.

ETA: I just realized that looks more for GTK than QT.. I'm sure it could be adapted though since the actual heart of it is the dbus.

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slender	2010-02-07 , 21:01
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint

ETA: I see the OP and I have a disagreement there as that's where he tells you to put it. *shrug* I just don't see a reasoning for it.. better to fill the 30GB area with junk and leave the /opt/ 2GB for ready-to-go apps IMHO.

But he said

!! dont forget to copy your python files to /opt on N900. If you copy to Mydocs directory you will not be able to change the permissions to Linux execute permissions as Mydocs is a FAT file system, it does not understand permissions.

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But that doesn't probably matter if you use "python2.5 runnablescript.py" command?

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fatalsaint	2010-02-07 , 21:05
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Originally Posted by slender

But he said

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But that doesn't probably matter if you use "python2.5 runnablescript.py" command?

Ah.. well it's a good point but yes you're correct.. since you're passing "python" first it won't matter.

Where it *would* matter is if you tried to run it as so:

Code:

./helloworld.py

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slender	2010-02-07 , 21:21
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This is just for mikec and I´m just trying to make it look nicer. Couple of things:
- Does python add itself to Path environment automatically on windows?
- There is text about executable permission so to avoid confusion "python runnableprogram.py" or " ./runnableprogram.py"?

http://pastebin.com/m4beb4c07
(copy from lower part)

And Thanks for this nice guide!

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goriofab	2010-02-07 , 21:55
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Can anyone help me, please..

I'm a windows 7 (x64) user and i got this message when i try to convert my .ui file to .py

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\PyQt4\uic\pyuic.py", line 4, in <module>
from PyQt4 import QtCore
ImportError: DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application.

Thanks