> > (Py)GTK relies on a number of environment variables for locating > resources and also for loading the native libraries. You can find an > examples script here: > http://winswitch.org/trac/browser/trunk/osx/bundle/Window-Switch.sh > Note: this is meant to be used in a bundled app, if you are using it > from your development tree you will probably need to tweak it.
I'm not able to understand what that script does :-( Isn't it possible to bundle the pygtk app using a setup.py and py2app? > The app bundle itself isn't much, it's just a directory structure: > > YourApp.app > └── Contents > ├── Info.plist > ├── MacOS > │ └── yourapp > └── Resources > └── yourapp.icns > > The tricky part is when using an interpreted language like Python, > and including all the libraries used (like GTK+) inside the bundle. > In order to use a relative path, like "@executable_path/../*", one > also has to include the interpreter - in this case a "python" binary. > > That's the magic that the "ige-mac-bundler" helper is doing for you. > This page (https://live.gnome.org/GTK%2B/OSX/Python) says ige-mac-bundler does work properly with Python. Or, does it? > The stand-alone installation was for just using PyGTK without having > to build and bundle it, similar to using it on Windows (or Linux) ? > So there were no important differences or patches done, and all the > development on GTK+ 3, or Integration, or whatever, happens elsewhere. > > But if it's just that linker issue that is stopping you from using > the all-in-one bundle, it would be possible to do a relocatable one... > (one does have to patch a few other packages, to not hardcode paths) > I could take a look at it, after transitioning to the new project*. > Will you be able to take a look if I upload the source code? I'm surely doing something wrong. :( > * The PyGTK.pkg got relocated to: http://macpkg.sourceforge.net/ > It also got upgraded from 2.22 to 2.24, and had Lion support added. > That is, it supports 32-bit and 64-bit Python 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 on > Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and above - but it is (not yet?) relocatable. > I'm planning to start clean with gtk-osx. What do I do to uninstall PyGTK.pkg? To undo it's path changes. Thanks a lot :) Shrihari
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