Kevin Walzer wrote:
> My strong preference is to keep my Python toolchain reasonably close
> to what I'm doing already, i.e. doing my development outside of Xcode
> and using py2app for bundling, rather than using Xcode.
I found crossing this bridge a bit tricky, until I embraced Xcode.
Start a
Hi all,
What's the current "best practice" for learning PyObjC? I've been
developing in Python/Tkinter for quite some time, and I've learned
enough Objective-C/Cocoa to create a small extension that calls into
some Cocoa methods (it's actually a Tcl extension that I can call, via
Tkinter, to
Ronald Oussoren wrote:
Another option is PyObjC, it definitly allows you to integrate with
the native Cocoa help API's.
Out of interest, does PyObjC play nicely with wxPython/Tkinter?
A further option, if it hasn't already been suggested, would be to
call AHRegisterHelpBook directly via c
