On Mar 18, 2005, at 5:46 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
Actually, I'm not totally sure I trust the 10.3+ zip files for
symlinks. Disk images are the popular solution. Some later version
of py2app will probably have an option for creating a dmg out of your
application.
Yes please!
Charles Hartman
On Mar 18, 2005, at 17:37, Dave Opstad wrote:
ktrace/kdump is probably a good way to figure out what it wants.
Yes, it was quite helpful -- I found the problem. TThe symbolic links
within
the framework (things like Resources -> Versions/Current/Resources)
were all
gone when I copied the applicati
> ktrace/kdump is probably a good way to figure out what it wants.
Yes, it was quite helpful -- I found the problem. TThe symbolic links within
the framework (things like Resources -> Versions/Current/Resources) were all
gone when I copied the application to another machine. The problem was I
used
On Mar 18, 2005, at 4:45 PM, Robert Kern wrote:
Robert Kern wrote:
Dave Opstad wrote:
Any ideas what could be causing it to not find the init.tcl bundled
in the
app?
I have occasionally run into a similar problem with py2app'd Tkinter
programs. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to track it
Robert Kern wrote:
Dave Opstad wrote:
Any ideas what could be causing it to not find the init.tcl bundled in
the
app?
I have occasionally run into a similar problem with py2app'd Tkinter
programs. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to track it down and
submit a bug report. I believe the culp
On Mar 18, 2005, at 4:26 PM, Dave Opstad wrote:
You'll have to ask the Tcl people.. it really has nothing to do with
Python, and I don't know how Tcl bootstraps itself.
This might be my misunderstanding; if so, I'm sorry. I thought that
py2app
was intended (among many other things) to make Python/
Dave Opstad wrote:
Well, the good news is that I was able to build and launch my app with 0.1.8
where I wasn't with 0.1.7 (see my posting to this list on March 7). On my
development system I double-click the app and it launches and runs fine.
The bad news, though, is that the app doesn't launch on
> You'll have to ask the Tcl people.. it really has nothing to do with
> Python, and I don't know how Tcl bootstraps itself.
This might be my misunderstanding; if so, I'm sorry. I thought that py2app
was intended (among many other things) to make Python/Tkinter apps that
could work on OS X systems
On Mar 18, 2005, at 3:59 PM, Dave Opstad wrote:
Well, the good news is that I was able to build and launch my app with
0.1.8
where I wasn't with 0.1.7 (see my posting to this list on March 7). On
my
development system I double-click the app and it launches and runs
fine.
The bad news, though, i
Well, the good news is that I was able to build and launch my app with 0.1.8
where I wasn't with 0.1.7 (see my posting to this list on March 7). On my
development system I double-click the app and it launches and runs fine.
The bad news, though, is that the app doesn't launch on a system that
does
NOTE:
This is an announcement for a BETA release of `PyObjC`_. Though we
know it to be quite stable, and have been using it on a daily basis for
quite some time, use it at your own risk. 1.3.0 will be out in a
matter of days, but it is essential that we get some eyes on this!
.. _`PyObjC`
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