This is the bug i've been getting:
http://trac.macports.org/ticket/20286
Can anyone else confirm this, or maybe even better, have an idea on
what is going on?
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hon package
on new minor releases... they do ship some new libraries why not python?
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python_select and selecting the right python
version from its list.
So this simple command can save a lot of pain for new macports python
users:
$ sudo -s
# port install python25 python_select
# python_select python25
(or python26)
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org ones.
So it is just advantages in using the macports one I think :)
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other problem that I had is that /opt/local/bin is not part of the
finder paths so .app software that tries to launch python can't find
it. the fix is putting this on a .plist in a hidden directory, search
for "mac os x finder search path" or something.
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k traces.
Thanks for the info. I'll try building using the Apple sources.
Is the "server" a multi-threaded python program, using thread or
Threading? Then I think you could use rpdb2 or winpdb to debug it.
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be nice if the packager of pyobjc for macports posts here
when the portfile is released so we (macports users) can know when
this is avaliable to us.
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On Sep 9, 2008, at 6:06 AM, David Morley wrote:
I can use (Python) appscript reasonably well, if I know exactly what
"components" I am looking for, e.g.,
app('TextEdit').documents['Read Me'].paragraphs[1].get()
But if I'm faced with a new application I don't know where to start.
Is there any
rd's default python has support for
Instruments right? Is this supported on python.org build?
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hat comes with python 2.5) had some problems with Tk 8.5, are
you using a tkinter package from svn, or did you merge back those
changes to your build or python?
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rsion
of python... Tk 8.5 works with the python that comes with leopard?
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t;1.5) and make that part of the language... and not do
horrible things like setuptools do with eggs (putting a nem path for
each egg).
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smallbugs in
realesed "Production" code that was hardcoded to run only on the
author computer.
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s native
> widgets, one that can provide a high level of visual polish, that can
> be built for multiple OS's and platforms, and that plays nicely with
> Python.
I would advise you to try WxPython or QT.
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just to wrap this up, my problem had to do with having llvm binaries
in my path, I don't know why it came with a i686-darwin...-gcc4.0.0
and that probably conflicted with the real gcc.
Em 15/06/2007, às 18:03, Leonardo Santagada escreveu:
> I read the archives of the list, but I ha
as I don't
believe this could break with such a simple script).
do anyone know how can I fix this?
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