Re: win2003 test fails

On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 01:04:02AM -0400, Gerry wrote:
> I'm a complete newbie to Python and Cheetah.  I've installed both the
> current versions of both Python and Cheetah.  I've set the windows Python
> PATH to the correct settings, but compiling the cheetah templates doesn't
> seem to be working.

> AssertionError: subcommand killed by signal 1: cheetah fill -R --odir DEST
> --oex

What happens if you type "cheetah --help" on the command line?  If it
says no such file or directory, you need to add Python's bin directory to your
Windows PATH (not your PYTHONPATH).  

The subcommand can also fail for any number of Windows reasons (not 
Python or Cheetah reasons) that we can't necessarily troubleshoot.

If you can run "cheetah compile FILENAME.tmpl" on the command line, I
wouldn't worry about the tests.  The recursive features of "cheetah
compile" and "cheetah fill" have been tested widely enough by users so
are unlikely to cause you problems.


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