Hi!
I was testing 0.44pre1 build for Win32 and spotted that PyXML issues with extensions (when having installed python seperately on windows) have not yet been resolved.
I don't know if there is a way to hack around this (ideas: invoking python with full path, changing PATH variable before execution, installing PyXML on user's machine if not available) but at least there should be a more informative message on what is going on.
The current message hardly clarifies anything: "The inkex.py module requires PyXML. Please download the latest version from http://pyxml.sourceforge.net/." Average-user questions: What is inkex.py? What is a module? What is PyXML? Why is it required?
(Let alone the fact that this installer crashes during installation on my machine and required installation via the command-line)
Remember, this is a *release* and there will be plenty non-programmers using it. And I think that such an error will prevent many people from enjoying the work done on extensions.
- Spyros Blanas