Ronald Oussoren wrote:
Another option is PyObjC, it definitly allows you to integrate with
the native Cocoa help API's.
Out of interest, does PyObjC play nicely with wxPython/Tkinter?
A further option, if it hasn't already been suggested, would be to
call AHRegisterHelpBook directly via c
On 4 May, 2009, at 18:38, Christopher Barker wrote:
Kevin Walzer wrote:
Not all parts of this are relevant, since I'm using Tkinter and
bumping up against Tk's limited support for displaying HTML, but it
will give you an idea of the issues.
Since you're using wxPython, can't you just call e
Christopher Barker wrote:
use wxHTML -- this is simple and fast, and I think there is a
help-browsing app built in wxPython already,
here it is:
wx.html.HtmlHelpController
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Kevin Walzer wrote:
Not all parts of this are relevant, since I'm using Tkinter and bumping
up against Tk's limited support for displaying HTML, but it will give
you an idea of the issues.
Since you're using wxPython, can't you just call either the wxHelp API
(a bit complicated if I recall co
Don McGuire wrote:
Hi:
I am attempting to build an application that uses the built-in Apple Help
system to display my html help files. I'm getting a Mac OS Error -50, which
corresponds to "Error in user parameter list." Here's what I've done thus
far:
1. Info.plist has the following entries:
Don McGuire wrote:
I checked the Python 3.0 docs: all Carbon modules are removed, as you
stated. So to launch the Help viewer nowadays, are you making calls to
Cocoa? Or are you just launching the default web browser and skipping the
Help viewer altogether?
You can also open the Help Viewer d
Don McGuire wrote:
I checked the Python 3.0 docs: all Carbon modules are removed, as you
stated. So to launch the Help viewer nowadays, are you making calls to
Cocoa? Or are you just launching the default web browser and skipping the
Help viewer altogether?
User help is one of the trickiest
