Hi all,
I'm trying to package an app for both windows and mac. It uses wxpython,
MySQLdb and SQLObject. On Windows, I used py2exe, and got it working right
away. On my mac, I have had problems getting it to work. I am using
python2.6 on darwin ports along with the needed libraries.
When I run
On Wed, Nov 03, 2010, Sean DiZazzo wrote:
>
> I'm trying to package an app for both windows and mac. It uses wxpython,
> MySQLdb and SQLObject. On Windows, I used py2exe, and got it working right
> away. On my mac, I have had problems getting it to work. I am using
> python2.6 on darwin ports a
Ok. Thanks. I'll give it a try (again). I had some problems getting
MySQLdb installed previously, so I figured I'd give darwin ports a
try...where MySQLdb installed without a hitch.
uggh
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Aahz wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 03, 2010, Sean DiZazzo wrote:
> >
> > I'm try
"ImportError: No module named tkSnack"
I tried to run one script on the Python Launcher and got this import error.
So, how can I correctly import this module?
And where should I put it, so Python can find it.
Thanks for any help.
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On Wed, Nov 03, 2010, Sean DiZazzo wrote:
>
> Ok. Thanks. I'll give it a try (again). I had some problems getting
> MySQLdb installed previously, so I figured I'd give darwin ports a
> try...where MySQLdb installed without a hitch.
Yeah, unfortunately my perception is that GUI stuff tends to ei
On 11/3/10 4:32 PM, Pedro Gazzola wrote:
"ImportError: No module named tkSnack"
I tried to run one script on the Python Launcher and got this import error.
So, how can I correctly import this module?
And where should I put it, so Python can find it.
Thanks for any help.
TkSnack is a Tkinter
Thank you so much Ned!!! I completely overlooked that after reinstalling
mysql via macports. I added the db, user, pw, and everything worked
perfectly! There's hope for me and Django after all haha. Again, I really
appreciate your help and time, saving my n00bness to python and Django!
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Hi there,
when I call os.getcwd() on my Mac under OS X 10.6.4 from my home directory, the
path is converted to lowercase. I get
/users/myusername
instead of
/Users/myusername
On another Mac I get the correct uppercase string. How can I configure this? Is
there a (hidden) Python setting?
Rea
In article <98b8e796-eeb7-4c19-92b9-200bfed9a...@gmail.com>,
Klaasmer wrote:
> when I call os.getcwd() on my Mac under OS X 10.6.4 from my home directory,
> the path is converted to lowercase. I get
>
> /users/myusername
>
> instead of
>
> /Users/myusername
>
> On another Mac I get the corre