[JOM]

Desperate,

I've been trying to debug WHY do I HAVE TO install my (Unity) application SIS on same disk drive as the python interpreter. Couldn't find anything, not while dealing with pys60 scripts alone. Don't have Carbide.c++ Pro for debugging python itself

Does anyone know any features, which require SIS and python to be on same disk?

One strange thing is that I can run c:\python\unity.py without any problems, while my python shell and interpreter remain on e-drive.

What to do,

--jouni

[miohtama]

Originally Posted by JOM

Desperate,

I've been trying to debug WHY do I HAVE TO install my (Unity) application SIS on same disk drive as the python interpreter. Couldn't find anything, not while dealing with pys60 scripts alone. Don't have Carbide.c++ Pro for debugging python itself

Is sys.path set correctly to point resource files on a proper drive?

[croozeus]

Talking about SIS files. Yes its mandatory for the Applications and PyS60 to be on the same drive.

Originally Posted by jethro.fn

There is still something strange going on with the Python runtime DLL. For some reason it still cannot reliably load Python scripts that are on different drive. There was an obvious bug in PyS60 which I reported on Sourceforge and it was corrected, but something else is still preventing application start-up.

Regarding the scripts, you have a choice, you can place them either in C:\Python or E:\Python. Scripts placed at both the paths are available through the RUN SCRIPT option in the shell. So simple enough.

Btw, JOM, as you might already know, unity works fine for me on the Memory Card

Best Regards,
Croozeus