On OS X 10.5, I see the following message on startup:
please visit:
http://127.0.0.1:8000
starting browser...in 5 seconds
TkMacOSXDoHLEvent failed : cppe 1 ,kHighLevelEvent
61657674 0000 tvea,-1708
This thread appears to be relevant, though there doesn't seem to be a
straightforward resolution:
http://www.nabble.com/Frustrating-error-with-Tk-on-OS-X-td23617970.html
In particular, this bit:
> Actually, I wonder if there really is a 'tvea' AppleEvent. Both
'cppe'
> and 'tvea' seem like backwards (not byte-swapped) renditions of the
> more expected 'eppc' (kEventClassAppleEvent) and 'aevt'
> (kCoreEventClass).
>
> I note that 61657674 (not 616567674, which has a spurious 6 in the
> middle) is hex for 'aevt', an event class, which begs the question of
> what the event ID is. I wonder if "kHighlevelEvent 616567674 0000"
> means that a nonsensical 'aevt' '\0\0\0\0' event is being sent? Still
I know nothing about tk, and have nothing more to contribute, but I
thought I'd get it on the record.
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