On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 7:17 PM, jelle feringa wrote:
> On a different note, I've got the geom and mesh libs to compile. Is there
>> way to see the results visualised as they happen?
>> E.g., Level2/PAF/paf_smesh.py runs in the console, but only when it's done
>> does it display the result, then bl
>
> On a different note, I've got the geom and mesh libs to compile. Is there
> way to see the results visualised as they happen?
> E.g., Level2/PAF/paf_smesh.py runs in the console, but only when it's done
> does it display the result, then blocks on my_context.start_display(). Is
> there a way to
I agree. There are so many variations of the dependencies, that fink is
quite good. When trying to build qt for x11 for example, it is a pain to
figure out how to build for Qt for x11. Many of the source packages turned
out to have problems. I suspect this is because Qt-X11 is rarely used on
MacOSX
Hi Jelle,
Actually, I think that fink is quite a good solution to run pythonocc. No
need to distribute Qt nor PyQt-x11, they're already provided and maintained
by the finkproject, with scintilla editor etc. I once built my own PyQt, for
MacPython, but this PyQt is linked to the qt4-x11 fink libs,
Thomas, Benjamin,
It would be best to distribute pyqt-x11 on the pythonocc site.
Its too much of a hassle to build it I think, even though its more manageble
these days.
A separate installer for pyqt-x11 + pythonocc would be ideal.
Speaking about pyqt-x11, have recent builds got the scintilla edi
Hi Thomas
You're a lifesaver. It helps to get expert advice! It didn't work initially,
since I also had to add that extra path for the Visualisation section in
setup.py, but I knew what to look for with otool.
Some the samples are working now, I didn't enable GEOM/SMESH so rebuilding
those now as
2011/1/7 Benjamin Nortier
> Hello
Hi Benjamin,
I read you post on the pythonocc website, and I had time this afternoon to
check what's wrong and find a fix.
>
> I've been going back and forth with this, so any help would be appreciated.
> To date:
> - I'm using 64-bit fink and installed qt4-
Hello
I've been going back and forth with this, so any help would be appreciated.
To date:
- I'm using 64-bit fink and installed qt4-x11 and PyQt with that
- I've tried PyQt from source using MacOSX python, but it's broken
- I can either use MacOSX python, but get
>>> from PyQt4.QtCore import *
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