All right, I've added a wiki page (have I mentioned how much I dislike
wiki markup syntax? oh, well...) called PythonDistributionsForMac.
Everybody, please review if you care, and fix as necessary. Trent,
you'll want to add a fuller description of ActivePython. I'll put a
link to this page at th
On Feb 15, 2006, at 6:06 PM, Trent Mick wrote:
> [Bill Janssen wrote]
>> I was thinking of adding a section at the bottom with pointers to the
>> ActiveState Python along with the fink and DarwinPorts Python
>
> "ActivePython" we call it.
>
>> downloads. Are there others we might mention? Isn't
[Bill Janssen wrote]
> I was thinking of adding a section at the bottom with pointers to the
> ActiveState Python along with the fink and DarwinPorts Python
"ActivePython" we call it.
> downloads. Are there others we might mention? Isn't there a big
> SciPy installer, too.
"enthon" they call i
Bill Janssen wrote:
> I was thinking of adding a section at the bottom with pointers to the
> ActiveState Python along with the fink and DarwinPorts Python
> downloads. Are there others we might mention? Isn't there a big
> SciPy installer, too.
You are probably thinking of MacEnthon. It was jus
I was thinking of adding a section at the bottom with pointers to the
ActiveState Python along with the fink and DarwinPorts Python
downloads. Are there others we might mention? Isn't there a big
SciPy installer, too.
Bill
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Pythonmac-SIG maillist -
> Using the same icon as the web site is a very good idea.
I'd actually rather use a different icon from the Web site, though
incorporating design elements from the Web site's icon might be a good
idea.
I'm eager to see what Kevin and his designers come up with.
Bill
Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> only reason
> for having a discussion about the icon anyway is that some people claim
> that
> a photo-realistic snake-related image will scare some users away.
The other reason is that we don't want to use an Apple trademark.
> http://beta.python.org/
I don't love it,
The easiest way is to change the text to say "press return to
continue". The problem is that stdin defaults to reading a line at a
time (at the OS level), and you have to go through a lot of trouble
fiddling with obscure terminal settings if you want to be able to
capture individual charac
Hi guys!!!
>
> I have that piece of code:
>
> while 1:
> a=raw_input("Press a key to continue")
>
>
> I'd like to change the last line, I don't want to control a key
> press if not I want to control a button of the form
>
>
> My question is if somthing exists to control the push button event
