Is anyone else forced to use graphics.py with macpython? it recognizes
graphics as a module, but after running my code, it will restart using
graphics, as it should. then it will restart back into the regular
python module after about 3 seconds. any suggestions as to why this
happens?
On 2-nov-2005, at 23:14, Bob Ippolito wrote:
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> On Nov 2, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
>
>> On 2-nov-2005, at 22:17, Bob Ippolito wrote:
>>
>>> Speaking of which, the svn trunk of py2app should be able to
>>> analyze and write Mach-O headers of any combination of supported
>>> ar
On Nov 2, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> On 2-nov-2005, at 22:17, Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
>> Speaking of which, the svn trunk of py2app should be able to
>> analyze and write Mach-O headers of any combination of supported
>> architectures now (32-bit of both endians, 64-bit of both
On 2-nov-2005, at 22:17, Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
> Speaking of which, the svn trunk of py2app should be able to
> analyze and write Mach-O headers of any combination of supported
> architectures now (32-bit of both endians, 64-bit of both endians,
> and the universal header that wraps them).
On 31-okt-2005, at 10:38, Michael Hudson wrote:
> Ronald Oussoren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> BTW. Actually building the beast sucks, the script for building the
>> documentation index is not very reliable: it crashes while waiting
>> for the indexer to finish. Luckily I can compensate for t
On Nov 2, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> On 2-nov-2005, at 20:38, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
>
>
>> "webdemo.py" opens a cgi server on a port, I'm using port 1770. It
>> does this by using: BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer
>> This allows me to use a web browser, and open a python file, whic
Richard Rodriguez wrote:
> I guess it executes it "like a real CGI script".
This is probably not the best mmodel to use for what you are doing. If I
understand correctly, you're trying to write a small, stand-alone,
custom web server, that the user can click on, then interact with
through the
On Nov 2, 2005, at 6:38 AM, David wrote:
> Does anyone know if it would be possible to use Sync Services from
> python, or from any other programming language than obj C? Can it be
> accessed through Apple Script?
Nearly anything that you can do in Objective-C can be done in PyObjC
with Python.
On 2-nov-2005, at 21:06, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
>> On 2-nov-2005, at 20:38, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
>>
>>> "webdemo.py" opens a cgi server on a port, I'm using port 1770.
>>> It does this by using: BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer
>>> This allows me to use a web browser, and open a python file,
> On 2-nov-2005, at 20:38, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
>
>> "webdemo.py" opens a cgi server on a port, I'm using port 1770. It does
>> this by using: BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer
>> This allows me to use a web browser, and open a python file, which is
>> generating HTML
>> A browser url would look
On 2-nov-2005, at 20:38, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
> "webdemo.py" opens a cgi server on a port, I'm using port 1770. It
> does this by using: BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer
> This allows me to use a web browser, and open a python file, which
> is generating HTML
> A browser url would look like:
"webdemo.py" opens a cgi server on a port, I'm using port 1770. It does
this by using: BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer
This allows me to use a web browser, and open a python file, which is
generating HTML
A browser url would look like: http://localhost:1770/cgi-bin/test_real3.py
So I have 2+ files,
On 2-nov-2005, at 4:24, Richard Rodriguez wrote:
> I created a python cgi-server, and generate web pages with python.
> After getting past the main mac issues, I'm down to the last 1, a
> stand-alone app. My "py2app" generated app works, except that it
> is looking at the installed python
Hi,
Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> Why not build libcore_module1.dylib as one would normally do (and I
> haven't done that yet, so can't help you there, -dynamiclib seems to
> be the right way). Then use distutils to build the extensions, that
> way the exentions get build how they should be.
wel
To answer myself:
My compilation/linking and everything was OK, it was MacOS system
problem. Here is link to the answer:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/darwin-development/2002/Dec/msg00179.html
Thanks for suggestions,
Regards, Jure Menart
Jure Menart wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ronald Oussoren wrote:
Does anyone know if it would be possible to use Sync Services from
python, or from any other programming language than obj C? Can it be
accessed through Apple Script?
thanks
/David
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I created a python cgi-server, and generate web
pages with python. After getting past the main mac issues, I'm down to the
last 1, a stand-alone app. My "py2app" generated app works, except that it
is looking at the installed python for something. I didn't notice until I
tried on a mac wi
I created a python cgi-server, and generate web
pages with python. After getting past the main mac issues, I'm down to the
last 1, a stand-alone app. My "py2app" generated app works, except that it
is looking at the installed python for something. I didn't notice until I
tried on a mac wi
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