Topic: Getting the svn
Hey, I dont know If I'm in the right forum, but how do you get the svn? I checked out the link in the downloads section of Maratis but I couldn't find any links to download from?
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it uses a version control system (svn), if you are in windows you can use TortoizeSvn : http://tortoisesvn.net/
when it's installed, you have to "checkout" maratis svn to a directory in your computer :
http://www.igorexchange.com/node/87#checkout
use maratis svn adress in the URL field : http://maratis.googlecode.com/svn/
and it will download all the code (it can take some time)
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Thank you. 
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Do I need Microsoft visual studio 2005 for this?
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you need to install visual studio and python, you don't need to open any files.
with a command line go to "trunk/dev/"
and type : "python scons.py"
it will build from the command line
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Is the commandline the adress in the top of the folder? The field?
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with a command line I mean a "dos" window
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I see. This is what I did:
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=15wdt3t&s=6
But it seems like the scons python file is unable to find the Sconstruct.
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did you also tried typing "python scons.py" ?
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Hm, same thing happens:
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Pär wrote:
Hm, same thing happens:
Did you install scons? http://www.scons.org/
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Yes, I installed it as an add-on to python. So everythings cool, I have visual studio 2012, is this the problem?
If I type python scons.py it doesn't find the file to execute. And if I type scons.py then It exectutes but it says "No SConstruct file found". Hm.
Last edited by Pär (2013-01-17 15:48:36)
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Pär wrote:
Yes, I installed it as an add-on to python. So everythings cool, I have visual studio 2012, is this the problem?
If I type python scons.py it doesn't find the file to execute. And if I type scons.py then It exectutes but it says "No SConstruct file found". Hm.
Sorry Par I have no idea about Windows development, I was just wondering if that might be the problem. If you have linux then I can have you up and building in a few min.
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I'm sure you can, I have windows 7. But it'll be solved.
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it seems that the dos doesn't know the "python" command.
follow this : http://pythoncentral.org/how-to-install … l-command/
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Hm, I moved my python directory to C:\ and installed the new path in environment variables and saved it.
Then I openend up the cmd and made another run and still nothing is happening when I'm typing python scons.py
But I have typed scons.py and then the cmd actually wants to open the file with pyton. So far so good.
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you probably need to restart windows to have the python command
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Hm, no I still dont have it. It reads out that it's not an internal you know external and all that command yet. So nothing happens.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=4qq16b&s=6 Yet! The python command window opened and I could see that something happened. And then it went down.
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Normally it need to be "python scons.py"
I don't know, your environment variable is probably not set properly :
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Yes I have set it like that, everything seems right in this picture right? http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=t5t255&s=6
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yes, seems right, I won't put a space before ";C:\Python27" but I don't think it's that.
you didn't create a sub-directory inside C:\Python27 by any chance ?
python.exe should be directly inside C:\Python27 (C:\Python27\python.exe)
no more clue sorry.
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It's inside and the path is \;C:\Python27 it just looks there's a space before. Well it doesn't work, would you make me a test build meanwhile? And thanks for the help.
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Sorry but I will only make builds for all platforms when the next version is ready.
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Alright, I head it was february so that's ok.