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 the syntax, your application will be saved next to your script. Now try to compile an external for Rev ;-)

Double-clicking a .py file creates an application? So far (I'm not sure what all I've done to my at-one-time-standard installation) it just opens up in PythonIDE for me.

If you know of a set of instructions that get me from a standing start to building an application using wxPython, please tell me where they are.

regards,

Geoff
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