So is py2app the only recourse for making sure all dependencies are met?___
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Bill Janssen wrote:
I actually haven't used py2app -- I just use Xcode 3 and Interface
Builder. Works great! I'd start there, then try these other things
like py2app.
Be aware that Xcode doesn't include any dependencies in your .app
bundle as py2app does. Also, the executable links agains
I actually haven't used py2app -- I just use Xcode 3 and Interface
Builder. Works great! I'd start there, then try these other things
like py2app.
Bill
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Hi,
i'm tring to runs the example files at :
http://pyobjc.sourceforge.net/examples/
but unluky something is wrong in my python system,
i tried from the python consolle :
>>import Foundation, AppKit
>>AppKit.NSBeep()
it works, but tring the examples code like ..
PyObjCExample-Python Addres
On Nov 7, 2008, at 7:24 PM, Bill Janssen wrote:
I've been using the Python-Cocoa application template in Xcode 3, and
I'm just blown away by how *easy* it is to develop native Cocoa apps
with Python. Simply amazing. Nicest UI toolkit I've ever played
with, too.
I agree, PyObjC rocks and its
I've been using the Python-Cocoa application template in Xcode 3, and
I'm just blown away by how *easy* it is to develop native Cocoa apps
with Python. Simply amazing. Nicest UI toolkit I've ever played
with, too.
Thanks to all of you who worked on it -- it's geaaat!
Bill
(Oh, and let me s
