On 3 May, 2011, at 20:28, Irmen de Jong wrote:
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>> I haven't looked into the problem you have with automaticly picking up
>> dependencies
>> in /usr/local, AFAIK that should just work the same as without -isysroot.
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> charon:~ irmen$ cat /usr/local/include/irmen.h
> #define FOO 1
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> cha
Hi all,
I am new to this list (as in just subscribed) and am already sending an
announcement e-mail about a new open source project, so I hope this isn't
going to be taken as spam.
The announcement is about a new (hopefully new) python bridge into Apple's
Accessibility API to facilitate UI automa
In article <0bdad7f3-dc82-425c-ad8f-86b1a2eb3...@letterror.com>,
Erik van Blokland wrote:
> On 4 mei 2011, at 11:41, Adam Morris wrote:
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> > Could you suggest a package or different packages to use to get me
> > things like checkboxes in my simple dialog boxes that also ask for
> > input?
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On 4 mei 2011, at 11:41, Adam Morris wrote:
> Could you suggest a package or different packages to use to get me
> things like checkboxes in my simple dialog boxes that also ask for
> input?
I've found the Vanilla library easy to work with to build simple dialogs, but
more complex stuff as well
Dear all,
I was wondering what sort of options are out there for a poor soul who
deploys Python extensively in his workflows, and uses appscript and
calls to display dialog and the like to interact with the user, but
would really, really like it if there could just be something out
there, as easy
Hello all,
A while ago I wrote a Python class around appscript that would avoid
(with calls to the shell osascript command) using the standard
addition library's calls like display_dialog because it required the
launch of Python Launcher, which slowed down the interaction with the
user considerabl
