osx - How can I replace a Python 2.65 UCS-2 build with one built using UCS-4 without losing everything in my site-packages? -
I downloaded the Python 2.6.5 source, it is made for OS 10.6.4 64-bit, and many dependencies Are set up. I recently opened a large project working in our team, conducted unit tests, and one of the tests failed because I had made Python using UCS-2 (I did not know it was OS X Was the default!)
In short: I did not supply the flag - enabled-unicode = ucs4
while creating Python (as I found that it was necessary :)
Now I lose everything Without the sector would like to correct for losing site packages.
Is this possible? if so, how?
Thank you! Michaux
You can save the / Library / Fraameworks / Python.framework / Versions / 2.6 And can restore /lib/python2.6/site-packages
(such as a .tar.bz2
), but restored .so
s If there are any deals with their entry points with Python Unicode objects - therefore, those packages (such as any .so
files) will not work properly for you The version must be rebuilt / restored Ha! Hopefully this is very far from "everything" that you've put in the site-package (crossing fingers).
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