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Sharky at Code Zone
sharky at codezone.ath.cx
Mon Jul 12 03:19:53 EDT 2004
A Seg, 2004-07-12 às 01:44, Daniel Popowich escreveu:
> > In your example of mps_tutorial, all _files.py ('.py') are compiled and
> > i think by default when you run for the first time.
> >
> > But imagine you exemple with some diffs.:
> > 1- tutorial instaled and configured in: /var/www/mps_tutorial/
> > 2- all your _*.py are in: /var/www/mps_tutorial/pyfiles/
> > 3- all your *.mps are in: /var/www/mps_tutorial/
> > 4- you have a __init__.py in /var/www/mps_tutorial/ with __vars__ =
> > ["pyfiles"]
> > 5- you have a __init__.py in /var/www/mps_tutorial/pyfiles with
> > __vars__ = ["_SitePage", "_TutorialBase", "_HTML", "_HTMLHighlightedPy"]
>
> I have never heard of __vars__. Do you mean __all__? Regardless,
> this should have no impact on the generation of pyc files.
__all__, not __vars__ sorry my mistake...
> > In your index.mps you have something like:
> > from pyfiles._TutorialBase import *
> >
> > It works fine but dont creat any .pyc of *.py... why not?
>
> When python imports a module and the pyc file does not exist it tries
> to create it, and will, if the process has write permissions to the
> directory containing the py file.
>
> Does the directory you've created, pyfiles, allow write permissions to
> the httpd process uid?
You have rigth... the directory don's allow write permissions to my http
process.
Many thanks
Sharky
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