AVPython - Project News
PyArcObjects on hold for awhile
wbd - 2004-11-04 18:39 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISI have hidden the PyArcObjects package. The version posted here was based on the makegw code from PyWin32, and was based on ArcGIS 8.x. I could have gotten it working, if I had continued to plug away at it. However, makegw was not the right approach, and 8.x was not the right platform.
AVPython 1.2.6 released
wbd - 2004-06-29 16:28 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISA crashing bug was reported in AVPython 1.2e with the combination of Python 2.3 and Windows XP. The crashes occurred during project shutdown, or when Python.Reset was called explicitly. The problem now appears to be resolved, so the fix is released as AVPython 1.2.6.
Python 2.3.4 / Pywin32 201.1 combined setup wizard available
wbd - 2004-06-29 16:19 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISA free, redistributable combined installation wizard for Python and Pywin32 is maintained as part of the AVPython project. This package is developed using the free, open source InnoSetup compiler.
The setup wizard is updated to Python 2.3.4 and Pywin32 201.1, and can be found in the "pythonsetup" file release package at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/avpython/
AVPython 1.2e released
bdodson_esrican - 2003-02-25 19:45 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISThis is a minor bugfix, focused mainly on giving better error messages and warnings in the installer and at run-time. It is also pre-compiled with support for Python 2.3 (alpha).
AVPython 1.2d released
bdodson_esrican - 2002-10-03 19:26 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISThe Python.ExecLocal API, introduced in 1.2c, had a bug which caused it to crash if the Python code contained an error. This has been corrected. Also, new APIs have been added to help with passing strings back and forth between Python and Avenue.
AVPython 1.2c released
bdodson_esrican - 2002-09-11 23:01 -
AVPython: Python Support for ArcView GISThis fixes a bug in the new "pylib" feature introduced in 1.2b; it also introduces some new features and has a streamlined build process. See the change log under "Files" for more information. In CVS the release is marked as AVPython_1_2_c.