... from someone with both Python and Civ4 v1.52 installed -- as ATM I don't.
I need the pydoc information from v1.52 so I can hopefully generate a detailed change log of the Python API in the new patch. This should benefit all Python coders, as there are quite a few changes (nothing too mind-blowing but interesting enough to be aware of).
To obtain that file, I need someone who has Python installed on his/her system, and of course also the v1.52 patch, to do the following:
1) Open [Civ4 dir]\Assets\Python\EntryPoints\CvAppInterface.py and set PythonHelp = 1 in the init() function. Save the file (duh).
2) Start Civ4 and begin a new game (or a savegame, whatever).
3) Go to [Civ4 dir]\logs, you should find the file CvPythonExtensions.hlp.txt there. This is the file I need. You can attach or upload it here (or somewhere else for that matter), or email me at locutus@apolyton.net
4) Change PythonHelp back to 0 (for a teeny tiny increase in performance).
I would much appreciate it...
I need the pydoc information from v1.52 so I can hopefully generate a detailed change log of the Python API in the new patch. This should benefit all Python coders, as there are quite a few changes (nothing too mind-blowing but interesting enough to be aware of).
To obtain that file, I need someone who has Python installed on his/her system, and of course also the v1.52 patch, to do the following:
1) Open [Civ4 dir]\Assets\Python\EntryPoints\CvAppInterface.py and set PythonHelp = 1 in the init() function. Save the file (duh).
2) Start Civ4 and begin a new game (or a savegame, whatever).
3) Go to [Civ4 dir]\logs, you should find the file CvPythonExtensions.hlp.txt there. This is the file I need. You can attach or upload it here (or somewhere else for that matter), or email me at locutus@apolyton.net
4) Change PythonHelp back to 0 (for a teeny tiny increase in performance).
I would much appreciate it...
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