Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This may be a perennial subject. If this is an oft-repeated request, I
> sincerely apologize for wasting bandwidth.
It's .. not entirely unfamiliar :)
> MacOS X as my primary machine, but historically I have supported old
> MacOS and Windows machines. This makes it hard for me to abandon the
> "cross-platform" mindset. I like tools that ease the creation and
> deployment of applications.
If you can lose that mindset, you will probably find pyobjc +
Interface Builder to be about as painless as it's going to get.
> The ideal solution for me would be a tool set that is similar to
> popular RAD tools such as 4D, Omnis Studio and the like. Using these
> have spoiled me rotten as a programmer, and I find myself balking at
> the installation requirements of the pythonic stuff I have looked
> at. That is, as I work through the steps I wonder how on earth an end
> user will deal with this.
As Bob said, you really shouldn't make the end user deal with this.
OTOH, PyObjC is hardly traumatising to install -- "double click this
pkg". Not x-platform of course, unless Gnustep suddenly happens in a
way that it hasn't yet.
Cheers,
mwh
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