On 12/28/09 12:39 PM, Marc-Antoine Parent wrote:
It's just Tkinter--I have a four-way build (32/64 bit for PPC and Intel) of
Tcl/Tk.
Hmmm.... I tried adding Tkinter to my "includes". Interestingly, the framework
did not get added; apparently because it is a system framework.
I then tried adding it explicitly with the "frameworks" option of py2app; still
not included.
py2app doesn't add stuff in /System because it can't be redistributed
(those are Apple-provided bits).
I had an old 32bit build of Tcl/Tk frameworks in /Library, that one got added
without issues.
I also tried moving the /System/Library/Frameworks/Tcl,Tk to
/Library/Frameworks; that also worked without a hitch.
Yes, that should work.
Can I ask you where you got your Tcl/Tk?
And more to the point, do you really need it, since it's been part of /System
since 10.4?
I built it myself, and I do need my own build because I want 64-bit. The
version in /System is ancient (c. 2005) and doesn't support 64-bit.
sr/bin/strip: the __LINKEDIT segment does not cover the end of the file
(can't be processed) in:
/Users/maparent/OpenSource/leo-editor/dist/leo-editor.app/Contents/Frameworks/QtXmlPatterns.framework/Versions/4/QtXmlPatterns
(for architecture x86_64)
The solution for me is to wipe the "dist" directory and start fresh. ("build"
is not an issue.)
Would you mind trying that, just in case?
That didn't work, unfortunately.
I've tried the maxheader trick before in the past, and it hasn't worked,
but I don't feel like recompiling Tcl/Tk this time. Too much work when
bundlebuilder is an easier, functioning solution.
In the meantime, you might want to ping Ronald Oussoren with your
patches--I'm sure that others will find them useful.
--Kevin
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Kevin Walzer
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