want to build python src

[mateen_maldar]

Hi all,

I just started python 2 hours back.. i did the console and command things as in the pdf explains ..

http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=521345

but wht i'm intrested is in building the entire source with codewarrior ide as i found app.mmp.in similar to symbian find of mmp file can i do this with my codewarrior ide to build the entire source..

coz i'm basically from symbian just wanted to learn other things related with symbian os that i can do....

this is my post in python looking for some responses..


Regards,
Mateen Maldar

[krtrivdi]

Hi Mateen

Welcome to Pys60..!

[rabaf]

I think that cant be done..Codewarrior may be used for writing modules but not the soucrce files.

[mateen_maldar]

hi,
can i have solid answer for this..

I think that cant be done..Codewarrior may be used for writing modules but not the soucrce files.

anyways i'm gonna do it anyway tonight in my spare time to learn it and make it work with codewarrior..


Regards,
Mateen Maldar

[lfd]

Hi fellow champion!

You can use Eclipse with PyDev module for the Python scripts.
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Eclipse_%2B_PyDev

For your extensions you can use Carbide since it has all the DLL debuggin tools inside (depending if it's a commercial license or not). The other advantage with carbide is that it is developed on top of eclipse. So if you install the Java libraries to Carbide via the update manager, you'll be able to code your Symbian C++ stuff as for example Python DLL and also have Python project in the same IDE.

You don't need any complicated structure for PyS60 application. Basically only one file with the source to be interpreted inside and you push it into the python directory.

If I'm not mistaking they have stopped supporting CodeWarrior and I am not sure you'll have Python IDE extensions for it.

LFD

[mateen_maldar]

hi lfd,

Thanks for the your response. I was just trying to learn python to know exactly what it is...

Python is a Good language to program . you saved my time...

Regards,
Mateen Maldar

[jplauril]

It is possible to use any S60 IDE that is able to import .mmp and bld.inf files for compiling the PyS60 source.

Just configure the source using setup.py configure and import the bld.inf from the top level.