torsdag 30 december 2010 14.57.32 skrev Atte André Jensen:
> Hi
>
> I'm doing some conversion from flac to ogg in python and I wrap sox for
> the actual conversion. I'm happy with it myself (I only run linux), but
> the script has the potential for reaching non-linux users. It seems
> there's no build-in (as in batteries included) way of converting from
> flac to ogg in python across platforms. Is this the sad truth? If so,
> what could be done to make the script work on the other platforms?
The easiest way is probably to write the whole thing in Bash and let the
Windows user use msys (links in the bottom).
If you want Python, you probably have to have something that can make sure
that your Python script are guarantied to run by itself and also the related
helper programs and libraries in the Windows machine.
You can also write a shell script for Windows (develop it in freedos or
something if you can't use a Windows machine).
I was active in the Subversion project until ca. 2006 and for the Windows
installer I used Inno Setup (still going strong). Inno Setup have the ability
to check if packages exists and download and install missing programs if
needed, and it's easy to use. You can make Inno download Windows versioins of
Python, sox and anything anyway and place it in the same folder as your Python
Script and run it from there. Personally, I would use Perl for this because
it's easy to include a perl.exe (at least easy 10 years ago) i a Windows
distro and run scripts, but it might be easy on Python too.
Some links:
http://www.mingw.org/wiki/MSYS
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sox/files/sox-win/14.3.1/sox-14.3.1-
win32.exe/download
Good luck.
Jostein
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