zooko wrote: > > We determined > that if you install the egg (with easy_install or with a > setuptools-powered ./setup.py install) in unzipped form then the source > file names get rewritten so that your stack traces come with source lines. That wouldn't have helped me with my problem, because I was trying to use the traceback to track down where the file was in the first place. I wasn't even aware that it was in an egg at first. I wouldn't have been using eggs at all if I hadn't been tricked into it by some package telling me I had to use easy_install to install it. If I'd known that setuptools would make intrusive changes to the behaviour of my system, I would never have touched it. Is there a way of *un*installing setuptools? I'd like to put my Python back the way it used to be. -- Greg
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