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From: Russ McBride
Date: 05/09/06 02:14:33
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Sort-of OT: Learning Python
Hey Geoff,
Thanks for the link. I always appreciate those kinds of posts. I
don't think I've heard a whole lot of great things about wxWidgets.
As a sidenote-- a lot
Hey Geoff,
Thanks for the link. I always appreciate those kinds of posts. I
don't think I've heard a whole lot of great things about wxWidgets.
As a sidenote-- a lot of people who've used Python have moved to Ruby
and a lot of people who've been stuck using Java have fallen in love
Russ McBride wrote:
Hey Geoff,
Thanks for the link. I always appreciate those kinds of posts. I
don't think I've heard a whole lot of great things about wxWidgets.
Hmmm - how odd that we've heard such different things :-)
I believe that wxWidgets does a better job of producing GUI
Okay... Will probably do.
The last time we tried was more than a year ago.
On the to-do list...
Thanks!
Judy
On Sun, 7 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
What trouble did he have ?
Pythoncard used to be flaky
Is he building double-clickable graphical aqua apps? I can use
Python. The confusion is in figuring out how to set up wxWidgets (or
tkAqua), which GUI builder to use, which IDE, etc., etc.
In any case -- if he knows of a set of instructions to get from here
to there, I'd love to know where
Rodney Somerstein wrote:
Also, while Bob Ippolito has done what seems like a fairly nice job on
py2app, the standalone builder for Mac Python, he seems to hold a very
low regard for readable documentation. He wrote the tool for himself
and makes it available for the good of the community.
On May 5, 2006, at 2:25 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Before I go and read the blog, I'll take a wild guess that you're
on a Mac.
True, but most of the issues I saw were platform-independent. For
example, the latest version of Boa Constructor is 0.4.4-Alpha. Is the
alpha release stable? If I
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know if OS 9
is possible...).
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
Judy
On Fri, 5 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Before I go and read the
In fact, I can't imagine anything easier than installing Python on
Mac OS X. Just install the developemnt tools from your OSX CD. When
you write a script and give it a .py extension, double-click it and
if you didn't make any mistakes in the syntax, your application will
be saved next to
Judy Perry wrote:
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know if OS 9
is possible...).
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
What trouble did he have ?
Pythoncard used to
If he needs help getting PythonCard running, have him send me an email or
query Alex (who knows more about it than I do, I'm sure). The trick that
bites most people I know who've tried this is the way OS X by default
launches Python files in the IDE rather than with the PythonLauncher app
that
On May 6, 2006, at 4:37 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
In fact, I can't imagine anything easier than installing Python on
Mac OS X. Just install the developemnt tools from your OSX CD. When
you write a script and give it a .py extension, double-click it and
if you didn't make any mistakes in
On May 6, 2006, at 4:01 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any
problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know
if OS 9
is possible...).
Is he building double-clickable graphical aqua apps? I can use
Python. The
Geoff Canyon wrote:
Those of you who know me know that I am always fascinated by
different programming languages. I've programmed in more than a few,
but read up on dozens. Lately I've been taking a stab at Python.
I'm keeping track of progress at http://learningpython.wordpress.com/
So
Those of you who know me know that I am always fascinated by
different programming languages. I've programmed in more than a few,
but read up on dozens. Lately I've been taking a stab at Python.
I'm keeping track of progress at http://learningpython.wordpress.com/
So far it's mostly gripes
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