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Hi !
*** for information ***
There is a bug in Python 2.4, worsened with the 2.4.1, for scripts, if they
are:
- large
- with larges lines
- prefixed (coded) with # -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
- on windows (XP & S2003)
- perhaps, also, other conditions...
This bug announces, wrongly, of the non-existent errors of syntax, blocks
the generation of the programmable interface of the servers-COM, with Pywin,
etc.
But I found a means of circumventing the problem: it is enough to encoder
scripts in utf-8, and to prefix them with # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
(with that, all the problems disappear)
And, I can, finally, use version 2.4.1 - Yeah !
@-salutations
Michel Claveau
*** for information ***
There is a bug in Python 2.4, worsened with the 2.4.1, for scripts, if they
are:
- large
- with larges lines
- prefixed (coded) with # -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
- on windows (XP & S2003)
- perhaps, also, other conditions...
This bug announces, wrongly, of the non-existent errors of syntax, blocks
the generation of the programmable interface of the servers-COM, with Pywin,
etc.
But I found a means of circumventing the problem: it is enough to encoder
scripts in utf-8, and to prefix them with # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
(with that, all the problems disappear)
And, I can, finally, use version 2.4.1 - Yeah !
@-salutations
Michel Claveau