pip install virtualenv where are the scripts

Question

This is probably an incredibly stupid question, but I'm testing out a python package that I wrote that has some scripts.

I did the following sequence:

1. created a distribution using setup.py
2. created a virtual environment using virtualenv,
3. called "activate.bat"
4. installed my package using pip (by giving the path to the .zip file) Things seemed to work, except that I have no idea how to run my scripts. If I try to run example.py, I get the message (I'm using Windows):

'example.py' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I don't see any evidence of this file residing anywhere, except in the original .zip file. So how do I run it?

[Update] I checked, and the script files are not in the virtual environment directory anywhere.

The setup.py file looks like this:

from distutils.core import setup

setup(name='Fixedwidth',
      version='1.0',
      description='Parser for fixed-width records',
      author='Daryl McCullough',
      author_email='dmccullough@decisionpatterns.com',
      package_dir={'fixedwidth':'lib'},
      packages=['fixedwidth', 'fixedwidth.profiling'],
      scripts=['test/example.py', 'test/unittest.py']
      )

Answer 1

Okay, this was, as I suspected, something completely stupid. I was getting confused between the two different "Scripts" directories, and I was running the wrong "pip", and the result was that it was installing the package into the main python directory, not the virtual environment.