David Manthey wrote:
I am using OS-X 10.5 (Leopard) with a wxPython program, and I want to
bundle it into an application using py2app. I currently have wx version
2.8.9.2 installed, and when I run my python program on the command line,
it works faultlessly.
What python are you using? Apple's? If so, there may be some confusion
as to what to include and what not to -- I think py2app does not include
the system python in the bundle, as that is expected to be there (It'll
only run on 10.5 in that case) -- I"m not sure what it does with system
packages, like wx2.8.4.0.
You might try using wxversion in your setup.py:
import wxversion
wxversion.select('2.8')
at the top.
Some of the confusion may be due to how Robin has built wxPython so that
is will work with either Apple's or python.org's python -- all the real
package is in /usr/local, and in site-packages, there are *.pth files
that do the tricks required.
As a last resort, you might try manually including the wxPython package,
and maybe even manually removing the old one.
If you are using a non-apple python, make sure that you are running
py2app with that version.
In fact, you may want to use a python.org python anyway, a py2app bundle
built on 10.5 will only work on 10.5.
Or, alternately, how do I upgrade the system framework version of wx?
You don't want to do that -- never mess with something Apple has
installed, there is no telling what may use it.
-Chris
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