On 22/03/2008, "Martin v. Löwis" <martin at v.loewis.de> wrote: > How would you install multiple versions in the first place? Python > supports no such thing, at least not without setting PYTHONPATH, > or otherwise changing sys.path. That's an unrelated feature of setuptools, providing a way to "install" multiple versions of a package and select which version you want at runtime. It does this by sys.path manipulation, I believe. It's a good example of the sort of orthogonal feature which makes setuptools such an issue. It's a genuinely useful feature to some people, but it's unrelated to packaging and installation, so people buy into a packaging solution (eggs) for the non-packaging benefits they provide. Paul.
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