Hi everyone,
I am a newbie in the Mac world, having bought my first Mac Mini a couple of
days ago. I promptly went on to find out about Python programming there.
I installed Python 2.5 from python.org, so I have it besides 2.3. I also
installed xcode 2.4. That is on OS X 10.4.8. Then I tried to f
On 18 Oct 2006, at 14:20, Kevin Walzer wrote:
> I hope EasyDialogs remains in Python, however (I have one application
> that depends on it).
A built-in module for basic message and file dialogs is useful. The
current ED implementation needs work, however, as it doesn't fully
support long stri
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has wrote:
>
> I'm not sure offhand what the position is on Framework and W;
> probably also abandoned as they're obsolete and newer alternatives
> already exist.
I'm pretty sure these depend on the WASTE library, which is obsolete.
The old Pyt
Edward Moy wrote:
> Hi, all, I'm the maintainer of python at Apple. There is a plan to
> remove Terminal's application signature 'trmx' in Leopard, to avoid
> some exploits that the application signature allows. Apple Events
> can use the bundle ID (typeApplicationBundleID) instead, though
Hi, all, I'm the maintainer of python at Apple. There is a plan to
remove Terminal's application signature 'trmx' in Leopard, to avoid
some exploits that the application signature allows. Apple Events
can use the bundle ID (typeApplicationBundleID) instead, though this
only works on 10.3
kevin parks escribió:
> altern wrote:
>> there are also some python interface to Supercollider programming
>> language. I think it is http://www.patrickkidd.com/
>
> That is AWESOME~ wow... Can't wait to try it. I used Supercollider about
> 10 years ago and did a lot of work in 1.x
> and 2.x and
