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Paul Patterson wrote:
> I'm trying to install py-appscript to work with Python 3.1. My first attempt
> didn't exactly fail, rather py-appscript installed itself to work with the
> version of Python pre-installed on my computer (Python 2.6 on macbook pro
> running snow leopard). In a
I'm trying to install py-appscript to work with Python 3.1. My first attempt
didn't exactly fail, rather py-appscript installed itself to work with the
version of Python pre-installed on my computer (Python 2.6 on macbook pro
running snow leopard). In an effort to get it working with 3.1, I then
do
Hi Sean,
Thanks for your suggestion. virtualenv does work on Macs (and I do use it), but
in this case it's not a solution - the problem is which Python framework is
used when linking the C stub for the Python application. Ronald's suggestion to
use another name than "Python.framework" does the
