On Feb 19, 2005, at 11:56 PM, Kevin Walzer wrote:
OK, I installed MacPython 2.3.5. Everything seems OK, but I'm not clear
on a few things:
1. I moved my old MacPython-2.3 folder (the Panther MacPython
extensions) to MacPython-2.3-bak. Any reason to save any of this stuff?
If you have a reason to ru
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OK, I installed MacPython 2.3.5. Everything seems OK, but I'm not clear
on a few things:
1. I moved my old MacPython-2.3 folder (the Panther MacPython
extensions) to MacPython-2.3-bak. Any reason to save any of this stuff?
2. Is 2.3.5 a drop-in replacem
This question seems to come up a lot. Here's my quick summary:
1) EasyDialogs is nice but can only do really, really simple things.
2) If you're strictly doing Mac work, pyobjc is your best bet, because
you can do basically anything that can be done in Objective-C. You
can really use the Mac GUI t
Newcomer question:
For making a GUI python application for Mac, what're the differences
and pros/cons between (1) using wxPython and (2) using the MacPython
modules described in the official python documentation (EasyDialogs,
Framework, etc.)?
And what's the relationship between these two appro
