If you go the ports route, download and install Porticus (highly
recommended) to give you graphical management of the ports packages,
to clean, download, install, activate/deactivate, handle dependencies,
show you all variations of a particular port and just checkmark all
the optional compiles you
Andrew Jaffe gmail.com> writes:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Thanks for the advice!
>
> However, I'm pretty sure I don't need the overhead of a fink or MacPorts
> install -- I've been very happy with Framwork installs so far (and I'm
> pretty sure that's necessary for PyObjC).
>
I can vouch for the new
Hi All,
Thanks for the advice!
However, I'm pretty sure I don't need the overhead of a fink or MacPorts
install -- I've been very happy with Framwork installs so far (and I'm
pretty sure that's necessary for PyObjC).
I think the detailed questions are: is there a way to use PyObjC with
a
Hi Andrew,
On Aug 21, 2008, at 9:11 AM, Andrew Jaffe wrote:
I know this comes up every few months, but there is never a
definitive answer given.
The short version is: what is the best Python to use under Leopard?
The longer version is: What is the best Python to use under leopard
if:
Andrew Jaffe wrote:
It would also be great if there were a single place on the web where
this is answered; if you search -- even with this group -- you get very
different pieces of advice.
The reason you get different pieces of advice is because there is no one
correct answer. There are
Hi All,
I know this comes up every few months, but there is never a definitive
answer given.
The short version is: what is the best Python to use under Leopard?
The longer version is: What is the best Python to use under leopard if:
- I want to use PyObjC
- I want to use more recent ver
On 21 Aug, 2008, at 13:31, s s wrote:
On Aug 21, 2008, at 7:02 AM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
The main problem at the moment is PyObjC: the code supports 4-way
builds (or rather, 3-way builds, libffi is broken on PPC64), but
the repository is not as stable as it should be. I want to do a
p
On 21 Aug, 2008, at 3:08, beau wrote:
I am using apple script to create a droplet that basically lets you
pass the incoming file as an argument to a bundled python script. The
python script then displays the output in a UI made with Tkinter.
Questions:
1. is it possible to quit the apple scrip
On 20 Aug, 2008, at 5:05, Michael VanLandingham wrote:
I recently built a Python64.framework & interpreter from the 2.6
sources (using Ronald O's recently recommended build settings), and
then build PyObjC. Because I got an error running PyObjC's build
script, (setup tries to pull down
