Hey,
I've seen a few messages about this error, but I'm not clear what the
resolution is (if any). I'm using MacOS X 10.4.5, Intel iMac, and the
bundled Python 2.3.5. For various reasons I don't want to use Python 2.4
yet.
I had been working along just fine using Python and wxPython, until
If this list is the wrong place, I apologize; just let
me know and I'll ask in the right place. Otherwise:
Now that I can use appscript with Python 2.4 on my
Intel box, I've been going back over some of my
iTunes-controlling scripts, and I've run into two
problems and one stupid question.
First,
Hi!
Just for the record to answer my own question: I deleted the old site
package directory (and the fink python) and then reinstalled the eggs.
Now it works.
markus
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Ronald Oussoren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 23-mrt-2006, at 19:24, James Boyle wrote:
>...
> > I am running OX 10.3.9. I installed python 2.4.2 using Universal
> > MacPython 2.4.2.dmg.
> >
> > When I try to install numpy 0.9.6 it fails ...
> > .
> > I am run
It might be worth putting up something visible anyway.
Right now, if you have an Intel Mac, you don't want
to/know how to compile Python yourself, and you don't
search the archives of this list, your only choices
are ActiveState, Darwinports (non-framework, and other
issues), or Fink (completely
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Louis Pecora wrote:
>
>>> >> bdist_mpkg
>>>
>>> at the shell prompt, all by itself (it's a script) should do it. If
>>> there is a setup.py in the directory you type that in, it should use
>>> it.
>>>
>> Did that. Python can't find bdist_mpkg .
>
> Python can't find i
Louis Pecora wrote:
>> >> bdist_mpkg
>>
>> at the shell prompt, all by itself (it's a script) should do it. If
>> there is a setup.py in the directory you type that in, it should use it.
>>
> Did that. Python can't find bdist_mpkg .
Python can't find it?, or the shell can't find it? There is a
