>>>>> Jack Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (JJ) wrote:
JJ> There's yet another new version of the Python 2.3 fix installer available:
JJ> <http://www.cwi.nl/~jack/macpython/JaguarPythonFix.dmg>.
Apparently now (correctly) named PantherPythonFix.dmg
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>>>>> Jack Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (JJ) wrote:
JJ> There's yet another new version of the Python 2.3 fix installer available:
JJ> <http://www.cwi.nl/~jack/macpython/JaguarPythonFix.dmg>.
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; that instantiates objects that can instantiate fresh new objects
RJ> of that same class... without external controller code.
Every instance of a class can instantiate new objects of that class. I
don't know a programming language where that is not possible. But what do
you mean with external co
install
darwinports in /usr/local because I don't want yet another directory tree.
There are still traces of /sw/lib in my installed software but once these
are used they fail. I am working on finding all traces and removing them.
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pygtk works only with X11, it won't give you a
native Aqua interface. This is because GTK is not native on MacOSX.
And yes, it can be compiled (I did it myself).
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which is pathetic (the \\).
It should use os.path.join instead.
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build/temp.darwin-7.9.0-Power_Macintosh-2.3/src/R_eval.o
build/temp.darwin-7.9.0-Power_Macintosh-2.3/src/io.o
-L/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/lib -lR -o
build/lib.darwin-7.9.0-Power_Macintosh-2.3/_rpy.so
and redo the python setup.py install afterw
e()
We now have a file with name 'รก'
>>> import os
>>> os.listdir (u'.')
[u'a\u0301']
The accent follows the 'a'.
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0.4.2, if it matters.
Issue a mount or, more specifically, a mount_smbfs command through
os.system or the subprocess module or some such.
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ur crash, but I saw something strange
in your code: model is an element of models, not an index. So unless you
have something special, that code might not be what is intended.
If it goes through a Fortran thing it may cause an out of bounds error.
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e used both PostgreSQL and MySQL from Python on Mac OSX with no
>SM> problems. Another guy here at work has used Sybase on his Mac (built
>SM> the Object Craft module against the FreeTDS stuff). Pick your poison.
Firebird also works with Python.
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lly finished.
os.system does wait.
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of readline. I suggest
>s> you just comment out the readline checks in setup.py.
libedit (editline) is a different library with a similar function as
readline, but not compatible with it. It has a BSD license. It is often
used instead of readline for non-GPL software.
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But your error message was about a missing
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/Python, i.e. not
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework, so it seems you removed
/Systems/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework instead, contrary to the
instruction.
You will have to reinstall it, otherwise som
,
>FH> Textwrangler recognizes the file as "MacRoman" encoded and the content is
>FH> garbled.
Then that is Textwrangler's fault. Interpreting a utf-8 file as MacRoman
will indeed give garbage. Maybe you can configure Te
to the
environment variables, no matter how they are accomplished. So to set the
environment for the Finder can only be done before (or while) launching the
Finder.
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ind installers for any earlier versions of XCode.
When you haven't XCode installed, how come you have gcc?
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>>>>> Ronald Oussoren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (RO) wrote:
>RO> Michael, do you have a /Developer folder on your system? If you do
>RO> you have some edition of the developer tools installed.
IIRC, the developer tools had a different name than XCode in older
v
version of QuickTime if I knew how (I'm
>MG> not using QuickTime), but haven't discovered any way to do it.
Did you (re)install the QuickTime SDK *after* installing QuickTime 7? That
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ns I build from source go into /usr/local/.
/Library/Frameworks is the way to go, and you can make symlinks from
/usr/local/bin.
To make from source:
MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.4 ./configure --enable-framework
make
sudo make frameworkinstall
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x, and vice
versa. This can lead to unexpected behaviour.
If, however, you say 'import module' and then use module.x, then it is the
same variable, and changes in the imported module's x will be visible in
the importing module's module.x and vice versa.
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asses, functions, etc).
But then you can have the same interaction between the different modules.
from graphics import *
from statistics import *
Now statistics can `shadow' a variable from graphics, for example if the
both have a function 'draw'.
Of course the same could happen
/.profile ~/.bashrc ~/.login ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bash_login, ~/.cshrc
~/.tcshrc
/etc/csh.cshrc /etc/csh.login /etc/profile /etc/bashrc
~/.MacOSX/environment.plist
Apparently Zope has added something. Systems like these tend to insert stuff
in the /etc files because these are system-wide.
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l list. First time I've seen them all at once.
>GW> Are there any more?
The /etc/rc* files are executed at boot time under certain circumstances,
but I am not sure if the environment variables they set will reach the
shell or the desktop environment.
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on->Execute Buffer. For small snippets of code this may be easier,
but for complete programs the shell method may be better.
A shell can also be run outside of Aquamacs with the Terminal application.
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>>>>> Christopher Barker (CB) wrote:
>CB> Piet van Oostrum wrote:
>>> Another possibility, after Python-> start interpreter, is Python->Execute
>>> Buffer. For small snippets of code this may be easier,
>>> but for complete programs the
er hand, I find it very useful to have a Python from python.org
installed as they are usually more up to date than the Apple supplied one. If
you tell the installer to install the links in /usr/local, and put
/usr/local/bin in your PATH before /usr/bin, you will use these, and Apple will
still
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