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hi everyone. I'm just a beginner of PyS60. I'm wondering if it is possible to use every module of python library on the s60 environment. Say, I need to use DOM and 4suite,which is a third party lib. Is it the same situation to develop python project on s60 as on a PC?
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![]() See actually python for s60 can be compared with normal course programming on the PC.But its not all the same.And talking about modules--You can use the inbuilt modules directly by importing them..Moreover there are new modules coming up which you need to install on ur device befor using them. Hope that helps... -Pankaj Nathani ![]() |
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i tried this:
copy minidom.py to C:\S60\devices\S60_3rd_MIDP_SDK_FP1\PythonForS60_SDK_3rdEd\epoc32\winscw\c\resource but when i try to import minidom,the cosole says 'no module named minidom' ??
Last edited by yanhua : 2007-09-12 at 21:51.
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U should install the libraries on the phone. -Pankaj Nathani ![]() |
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right,Pankaj, that's the point! But I dunno where should I install the libraries? |
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![]() 1st you have to transfer the lib file (.py) in your device.Python and Pythonshell must be installed on ur device before hand.Now when u open this lib file the file opens with python and asks you if u want to install it as a python scrips or a python lib module...You got to choose the latter.Then its installed... Hope u got it, -Pankaj Nathani ![]() |
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