http://pyobjc.sourceforge.net/examples/pyobjc-framework-WebKit/WebKitInterpreterPlugin/source--WebKitInterpreter.py.html
wow - is that an NPAPI plugin (for webkit), but in... python?? ok - the reason i'm interested in this is because when i first started on webkit, i thought "python bindings to a DOM model would make a stonking desktop widget API". so i looked around. python-xpcom was a pile of pants. i spoke to apple developers, they said, "oh, yes, you can use the objective-c bindings and then use python bindings to those, that way you get access to the DOM". i said, "does that work on gnu/linux platforms?" and they didn't really answer. so, anyway, i went ahead and added glib/gobject bindings to webkit, and then put python bindings on top of those, and then got into a bun-fight with apple employees over their fascist dictatorship style of management of webkit. so - i'm looking for an alternative, and an answer to the original question: can you get pyobjc to work (somehow) on free software platforms? l. _______________________________________________ EuroPython mailing list EuroPython@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython
