On 10/4/11 9:56 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
I am running from source. On windows, the program runs normally from
source or as an application. Would this be why it is running so
slowly?
The Mac does some "special" stuff when running from an app -- nothing
like this on Windows. But it effect window titles, drag and drop, etc, I
doubt it has anything to do with performance.
By the way, py2app as an "alias" mode that lets you run from source
while inside an app -- it's very handy for development and testing.
-Chris
On 10/4/11, Kevin Walzer<k...@codebykevin.com> wrote:
On 10/3/11 10:23 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
1. The app is based on a series of dialogs, and these do not seem to
be titled correctly. At least, they are simply called "Python" when
you switch to them.
I can't speak to the VoiceOver part of your question, but "Python"
suggests to me that you are not running the code as an application
wrapped by py2app, but just in the bare Python interpreter--that's why
the title is "Python." If you want the app name, try wrapping it with
py2app.
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