I sent this just to Craig, but figured I should probably send to the
group in retrospect - at least this way something'll be online in the
pythonmac-sig archives...
Below my signature is a sample script demonstrating a really minimal
use of pyobjc. This is meant to be run from the command
Hi,
I am familiar with python already, and I am familiar with the mac as a
user, but otherwise have no mac development experience. I'm keen to
learn pyobjc and write native mac/python GUI apps.
I'm currently having problems with outdated-ness and inaccuracies with
both tutorials* I can find on Py
Nate wrote:
How can I identify the version of Tk that I'm running? I installed IDLE
using the download of Python 2.5.2 from Python.org.
Look in /Library/Frameworks. If you don't see Tcl.framework and
Tk.framework, then you are most likely running the Apple-installed
version (8.4.7) installe
How can I identify the version of Tk that I'm running? I installed IDLE
using the download of Python 2.5.2 from Python.org.
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:15 PM, Kevin Walzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nate wrote:
>
>> I don't even have the "Preferences" item in my IDLE menu. I'm running
>> IDL
