Hello everybody, I have developed a nice application using pyGTK, that currently work on linux, and I'm trying to port it to win32... It requires python2.6 (mainly because I used the string.format() method).
This app use the python bindings of gtksourceview and goocanvas. I have found win32 binaries for gtk2, and pyGTK2, gtksourceview and goocanvas, but I couldn't find a suitable bin for pygoocanvas and pygtksourceview (the ones on ftp.gnome.org are compiled against python2.5, and I use 2.6...). So, I've set up a MinGW/MSys installation to build pygoocanvas and pygtksourceview, but they need development files (headers and package-config) for pycairo, pygobject, pygtk... I didn't find these files on ftp.gnome.org... My questions: * Do have I to compile pygobject/pycairo/pygtk to be able to compile pygoocanvas and pygtksourceview, or is there an alternative ? * To compile pygobject/pycairo/pygtk, what are the recommended versions and configure switches ? * More generally, what are the pro and cons of "compile your own" vs. "use binaries" in this situation ? Thank you for your help, Rémi Pannequin _______________________________________________ pygtk mailing list [email protected] http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk Read the PyGTK FAQ: http://faq.pygtk.org/
