On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 5:32 PM, Orestis Markou<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Luke,
>
> this is best suited for the pyobjc-dev list, but the summary is that no,
> pyobjc works only the mac, simply because while ObjC itself is a free
> standard, the only mature libraries/runtime are Apple's. There is GNUStep,
> which aims to reimplement a lot of things for free software platforms, but
> AFAIK it's been unmaintained for some time now, and therefore support for it
> was removed from PyObjC.
*deflate*. ok, that's what i thought. but, through gnustep, there
is at least hope. thank you.
btw if you have any demos of how to do DOM manipulation, i will still
be very interested, because it will be a start (albeit a mac-specific
one).
something like this:
doc = {somethingWrappedFromWebKitViaPyObjC}.document
body = doc.getElementsByTagName['body'].item(0)
body.appendChild(doc.createTextNode("hello!"))
literally like that - yes i know it looks like javascript, but it
isn't, it's python.
if you can show me how that's done i will be paying attention and in
the front row :)
l.
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