I believe I said I would make a pkg for OS 10.4, not python 2.4.1.
Sorry if I said the later. I am waiting a little while now, since it
seems 0.81 is having tex issues and there may be a version bump here soon.
I could help you through the install you mentioned. Installing each
dependency would probably be just as easy as trying to use components
from my installer. There is nothing stopping you from choosing a
customized install from the tiger installer to install just freetype and
libpng. You have to make a few small edits to setup.py to make it work
with those.
- Charlie
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> Thanks to everybody for the informative replies!
>
> I'm now trying to decide
> my best course of action. The way I see the current situation, there is
> Charlie's
> standalone installer from IU, but that does not integrate with the
> pythonmac.org
> installation (which currently affects me greatly, because I'm running Tiger
> and the pythonmac.org 2.4.1 "framework"). Then there is the pythonmac
> installer,
> which puts stuff into the Apple installation of 2.3....
>
> I've tried a few
> obvious things (like soft-linking the pythonmac 2.3 matplotlib directory under
> its site-packages to the 2.4.1 pythonmac.org's site-packages), but nothing
> has worked yet.
>
> IIRC, Charlie(?) said in an earlier post that he was going
> to build against 2.4.1 and post the results (to the IU website?) once he got
> home to a machine with 2.4.1 on it. It seems to me that this should solve
> my problem, but I might be missing something, and hence need to compile from
> source. Not a big deal at all for the python stuff (hooray for setup.py! ;-)
> but I would then need to fight 'dependency hell' for all of the missing
> libraries
> from my installations. I was kind of hoping to find that someone else had
> already won that battle! ;-)
>
> Should it come down to that, I'd be happy
> to post any sucess stories from my ham-fisted attempts to build the .dmg
> anywhere
> that it useful to the wider community.
>
> To recap: for pythonmac.org 2.4.1
> users there does not seem to exist a usable installer for matplotlib.
>
>
>
> --- Charles Moad <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> All the binaries I provide
>
> depend on the system installed python
>
>>(i.e. python2.3.x). These binaries
>
> are meant for people who want a
>
>>one click installer for matplotlib in
>
> OSX that includes all needed
>
>>dependencies. I would expect more seasoned
>
> python users to install
>
>>the packages from pythonmac.org. I will add
>
> a note on the site.
>
>> For the record, if anyone wants the Xcode project
>
> files for the
>
>>freetype and libpng frameworks I provide, just ask.
>>
>
>
>>- Charlie
>>
>>On Jun 7, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Chris Barker wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Charles Moad wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I am posting a new 0.81 build
>
> with basemap-0.5 right now for
>
>>>>Panther.
>>>>
>>>
>>>But does this
>
> use python 2.4 ? That wasn't' clear to me from the
>
>>>download page.
>>>
>>>- Chris
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