>>> appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander/

On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 16:51 -0800, dartdog wrote:
> I have been working on a sample app for a while and now I'm finally
> ready to go, I have been using Python 2.6.1 (could that be the issue?)
> The local app server and my app are getting on fine. so I go to
> appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander I cannot
> enter anything into the server window and neither the python gui nor
> the python command line recognize the command. I have already created
> the app, with the same name on my account.
> >>> appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander/
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax

> It has update highlighted in red...
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> you use the command shell of Windows directly...
>  not inside the python interpreter.

> it would be "C:\Program Files\Google\AppEngine\appcfg.py
> --email=<user@domain> update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander"

> as a single line...  I personally use Linux and have  the devkit
> unpacked in a folder
>  beside my working folders

> "work/devkit" and my own site in "work/<sitename>"

> then I can use "devkit/appcfg.py --email=<mygmailaddress> update
> <sitename>"
>  while working in the "work" folder using bash
>  (linux equal to command.com for Windows)

> I hope this helps somehow
> Jeremy

> On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 16:51 -0800, dartdog wrote:
> > I have been working on a sample app for a while and now I'm finally
> > ready to go, I have been using Python 2.6.1 (could that be the issue?)
> > The local app server and my app are getting on fine. so I go to
> > appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander I cannot
> > enter anything into the server window and neither the python gui nor
> > the python command line recognize the command. I have already created
> > the app, with the same name on my account.
> > >>> appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander/
> > SyntaxError: invalid syntax

> > It has update highlighted in red...

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On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 17:40 -0800, dartdog wrote:
> Thank you for the quick reply, I could not get teh whole string to
> take but I dis get a result from the windows cmd shell changesd to
> root then did c:appcfg.py update c:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents
> \tombrander
> and that worked, using quotes around the whole string did not work for
> some reason. There has got to be a better way!!!
> Just this typing will be a real drag since the conventional Cntrl C
> and Ctrl V don't work in cmd shell.. Back to the books, but then I
> suppose the real solution it to pack the whole thing in a bat file!!

> On Jan 18, 7:08 pm, Kajikawa Jeremy <belxjan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > you use the command shell of Windows directly...
> >  not inside the python interpreter.

> > it would be "C:\Program Files\Google\AppEngine\appcfg.py
> > --email=<user@domain> update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander"

> > as a single line...  I personally use Linux and have  the devkit
> > unpacked in a folder
> >  beside my working folders

> > "work/devkit" and my own site in "work/<sitename>"

> > then I can use "devkit/appcfg.py --email=<mygmailaddress> update
> > <sitename>"
> >  while working in the "work" folder using bash
> >  (linux equal to command.com for Windows)

> > I hope this helps somehow
> > Jeremy

> > On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 16:51 -0800, dartdog wrote:
> > > I have been working on a sample app for a while and now I'm finally
> > > ready to go, I have been using Python 2.6.1 (could that be the issue?)
> > > The local app server and my app are getting on fine. so I go to
> > > appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander I cannot
> > > enter anything into the server window and neither the python gui nor
> > > the python command line recognize the command. I have already created
> > > the app, with the same name on my account.
> > > >>> appcfg.py update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander/
> > > SyntaxError: invalid syntax

> > > It has update highlighted in red...

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> Just this typing will be a real drag since the conventional Cntrl C
> and Ctrl V don't work in cmd shell.. Back to the books, but then I
> suppose the real solution it to pack the whole thing in a bat file!!

> You can copy and paste by using the System menu of the window.
> You can open this menu by using Alt-Space or click on the top left icon
> in the titlebar (for a cmd window it is a small c:\) In this menu you find a
> submenu for clipboard operations.
> If you want to copy text to the clipboard you first have to "Mark" the
> text and then press "enter".

> 2009/1/19 dartdog <dartd...@gmail.com>:

> > Just this typing will be a real drag since the conventional Cntrl C
> > and Ctrl V don't work in cmd shell.. Back to the books, but then I
> > suppose the real solution it to pack the whole thing in a bat file!!