On 12/11/09 1:01 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
My suggestion to Charles, and Kevin, (and me!) is to try to find some
time to dig into py2app -- I think once you grok the code structure, you
can probably find the source of the errors, and then, if you can't
figure out a solution, Ronald or Ned (
On 12/11/09 12:50 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
Also, my bundles are getting really, really huge as it is -- I'm not
sure i want to go there with a quad build!
I have the files from Kevin to reproduce the issue but little time to
work on py2app.
Any idea how big a deal it is? If BundleBuilde
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 01:57:32PM -0800, Mark Sanvitale wrote:
> Thus, my question is how can I get the id directly out of such a
> reference? Presumably, via some means more elegant than parsing a
> string version of the reference. (So far, I have gotten as far as
> poking around myRef.AS_appd
I am new to both python and to appscript (I took up both at the same time). I
am curious about what I think is an internal detail of the appscript module and
its classes. Given my newbie status, I apologize in advance if my terminology
for appscript things strays from the standard.
I have a r
Charles Hartman wrote:
I may be wrong,
but I think there are a whole lot of people like me, and in some sense
we're an important part of the Python and Mac user base.
Maybe. I've been watching the community for a long time now, and I've
observed two things:
1) there are a LOT more people ru
Ronald Oussoren wrote:
What really should be done is restart py2app development,
Unless PyInstaller is looking good -- there may be an advantage to a code base
with more people working on it. Mac folks would still need to do the
Mac-specific stuff, but not the rest of it. bbFreeze isn't bad, e
