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Hi Chi-chi, >*Everything* under Start->Programs->VisAD and Python (Jython Command >prompt, VisAD Jython Editor, VisAD SpreadSheet) is now reporting this error: > >Out of environment space >Bad command or file name > >Thinking back, my computer (win98) booted into the Safe mode first thing >this morning... Make sure you're not in safe mode before messing around with environment variables. I doubt Windows allocates much environment space in safe mode... >May be I should take the hint and stop all this >way_out_of_my_depth_attempt_at programming.... Oh, don't worry, when it comes to command-line flags, compilation and linking, platform compatibility, etc., C++ is much worse. ;-) >I couldn't fit my 'directory version' of your script below in one line at >the dos prompt > >> java -mx256m -D"python.home=c:\jython-21" >> -D"python.path=.\;c:\jython-21\Lib;c:\jython-21\Tools\jythonc" >> -classpath >> "c:\jython-21\jython.jar;c:\src\visad\python;c:\src;c:\src\visad.jar" >> org.python.util.jython "\jython-21\Tools\jythonc\jythonc.py" %1 %2 %3 %4 >> %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 >> > (all one line). Are you trying to type Tom's line above directly into the DOS prompt, or are you creating a batch file? You should be doing the latter. That is, create a file called "mypython.bat" or something and put the line above as the only line. Then you can just type "mypython" at the command prompt. I'm not 100% sure Win98 handles batch files with long lines correctly, but I'd be quite surprised if it doesn't. >The last "c:\visad\visad directory entry" shows my newbie-ness, I guess. My >VisAD directory _is_ set up like that. You're not the only one... nothing wrong with that. I prefer C:\java\visad, personally. -Curtis
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