I had tried the macports method, and everything seemed to install fine, but
when going to a python command line, and typing in
$python
import gtkhtml
I still get an import error. I tried variants of the actual module name,
but it still does not import properly. Anyone has had any luck?
On Nov 23, 2008 2:33pm, "John K. Luebs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Patty Ackermann wrote:
I'm aware of gtkhtml support for both windows and linux. I was wondering
if anyone has discovered this for macs.
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Hello,
I think gtkhtml, which was originally a fork of the KDE rendering engine
years ago is a bit of a obsolete or deprecated piece of software.
I suggest you look into the gtk wrapper for webkit. There is a
pywebkitgtk available from Google Code.
Unfortunately, I am not sure about the "right" way to install webkitgtk
on the Mac, as I don't own a Mac (what I mean is that I could certainly do
it, but I am not sure what the preferred distribution and deployment
mechanisms in use in the community are). But it is "officially" available
for use from places like macports.
Best of luck,
John K. Luebs
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