On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:03 PM, Christopher Barker
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well, I really hate lists configured this way, but it's been debated
> ad-infinitum, and we'll just have to agree to disagree.
I've just never run into one before. I just about made the same
mistake replying to this.
David Eyk wrote:
My apologies to Chris Barker--I accidentally took this discussion off
the list, too. A common newbie mistake, it appears?
well, I really hate lists configured this way, but it's been debated
ad-infinitum, and we'll just have to agree to disagree.
Thanks for your help in puz
My apologies to Chris Barker--I accidentally took this discussion off
the list, too. A common newbie mistake, it appears? His advice fixed
my initial issue, but py2app is still failing mysteriously on me, now
for different reasons. I've reconstructed the pertinent bits of my
further problem below:
Hi folks,
Trying to get py-appscript 0.19.0 out the door, but I've a user
reporting big problems trying to install it on their system and need
to find out if it's their system or appscript that's at fault.
Need a quick favour from someone with a copy of 10.5.5 on a G5: would
you mind grab
Hi all,
I find I sometimes need to add a sub-package or module that wasn't
pickle dup my py2app, and can't figure out how to do it. The problem is
thus:
say I have a module I'm using that's part of a bigger package. It might
get imported like so:
from BigPackage.SubPackage import Amodule
Joe> This mailing list is great, but it'd be nice to have a wiki we
Joe> could all contribute docs, explanations, and examples to as well.
Joe> Is there something like that already set up?
The old MacPython wiki was migrated as a subtree of the main Python wiki a
couple years ago:
