Hello,
Pythonocc uses occ (or oce), an open-source CAD library, which relies on
X11.
Therefore I try to uses a python based gui able to manage X11.
I tried :
- py-xlib but its only available for python 2.4
- wxPython but it seems it only compiles i386 and I was not able to
obtain a 64-bits library
- pyQt + qt4-x11 but this last library is broken.
It would be great that one of these possibilities works with python2.7 +
64 bits + Snow Leopard.
By the way I will see with pythonocc developers if it exists an other
possibility.
Thanks for help and your nice job.
Regards.
PS: oce + pythonocc seem to be a nice approach for people needing a CAD
tool (with python scripting) and
for free.
Le 03/12/11 03:56, Ryan Schmidt a écrit :
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On Dec 2, 2011, at 16:00, Frédéric Dubois wrote:
;-) its a long story ... in fact I try to build pythonocc on Mac
(http://www.pythonocc.org) and
it seems this package (qt4-x11) is mandatory (even if deprecated as you told
me) ...
I guess I need to ask some additional explanation to pythonocc developers.
I haven't had a chance to thoroughly look through their web site. Where does it
say that it needs qt4-x11? Have you tried what happens if you just install
qt4-mac instead?
By the way what is the current qt-x11 up to date release ?
qt4-x11 could presumably be updated to the latest version of Qt, i.e. the same
as the qt4-mac port: 4.7.4. But nobody has done so.
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