How to override distutils install?

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  • Skip Montanaro
    #1

    How to override distutils install?

    I would like to override the distutils install class. It doesn't look like
    it was designed for that. Do I have to import distutils.comma nd and
    overwrite its install attribute? I didn't see anything about this sort of
    thing in the distutils docs.

    Thx,

    Skip

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    • A.M. Kuchling
      #2
      Re: How to override distutils install?

      On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 09:35:39 -0500,
      Skip Montanaro <[email protected] > wrote:[color=blue]
      > I would like to override the distutils install class. It doesn't look like
      > it was designed for that. Do I have to import distutils.comma nd and[/color]

      Supply a cmd_class argument to setup(), like this:

      setup(name = ...,
      cmdclass = {'build_py': qx_build_py},
      )

      qx_build_py is a Command subclass that will be used in place of the default
      build_py target.

      --amk


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        • Skip Montanaro
          #3
          Re: How to override distutils install?

          amk> Supply a cmd_class argument to setup(), like this:

          amk> setup(name = ...,
          amk> cmdclass = {'build_py': qx_build_py},
          amk> )

          Much appreciated. I'll see if there's something missing in the docs or if
          I just missed what is already there.

          S

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