On May 18, 2011 07:58:10 AM kfj wrote: > > > On my Kubuntu system, I can just use wxPython from the > > > plugin. > > > > Then let's start releasing this. Users of other platforms will find way > > to harness similar power for themselves. > > We don't have to formally release this - In Python you can just try > and import wxPython, and if that fails or if you know wxPython can't > be used you do something else or refuse to perform. Keep in mind it's > all interpreted code using dynamically loaded libraries. It just makes > it more work to write the plugin so that it works with or without > wxPython. It's more of a problem that we don't have console i/o for > the plugins as a fallback, unless someone figures out how. Maybe it's > possible to open a console window as a subprocess somehow and use that > to communicate. I'll muse on it.
If we add the scripts that try to import wxPython to the official release, somebody trying this on an unsupported architecture will get the itch and scratch it. Is there already a canonical location for the scripts? where are they installed? Thanks again for your contributions! Yuv
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