Tkinter comes with all Python distributions by default since 1.5 or so.
So, just try to import it by doing:
from Tkinter import *
or
import Tkinter
if you don't like namespace pollution.
REMARK: Tkinter is configured for X Window System only, not for Aqua.
Actually, there's no Tkinter for Aq
Hi Daniel,
just wanted to report that I finally tried the installation
instructions for
lyx-1.3.2 for X11 and QT2 at http://www.18james.com, and the
menu shortcuts all seem to work fine. I meanwhile did this installation
on 3 different Macs. The "good" thing for this lyx installation is that
fin
(I'll put this on -users, because the developers are well aware of what
I'm going to say.)
There's an announcement on the Fink homepage as well, advising users
that builds may not work with the update, and a proposal now on
fink-devel about a fix for the problem.
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at
In all fariness, there has been a lot of discussion of this on the
list, and when gcc3.3 first came out there were specific warnings
that a lot of packages might not work with it (check the archives).
I am noted for being pretty dense (such as not seeing that a site
gave you the login and passw
If gcc 3.3 is again responsible for this, I think fink either needs to
fix this now or tell people not to install the patch. Merely switching
back to 3.1 doesn't solve these problems.
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 08:41 AM, cameron.hanover wrote:
i am indeed.
At 8:29 AM -0700 7/14/03, William
I got the answer (to my own question) from the mysql user
mailing list:
It was a case-sensivity bug: myFineDb vs. myfinedb
- I was told this bug does not exist in mysql 4.0.x
any more.
For the time being I will work around this bug by just
typing myfinedb instead of myFineDb
Andreas
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Glad to hear it.
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 10:25 AM, cameron.hanover wrote:
awesome. that worked. didn't even know that was an option.
-c
At 10:10 AM -0400 7/14/03, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
CVS wouldn't make a difference (I built it myself). I can't imagine
how booting from a firewire
awesome. that worked. didn't even know that was an option.
-c
At 10:10 AM -0400 7/14/03, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
CVS wouldn't make a difference (I built it myself). I can't imagine
how booting from a firewire drive would do anything either.
the same version of fort77 is available from the
CVS wouldn't make a difference (I built it myself). I can't imagine
how booting from a firewire drive would do anything either.
the same version of fort77 is available from the binary distribution,
though, so you can install it that way and skip the testing.
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 09:45
no, the only thing out of the ordinary is i'm booted off of a firewire hdd.
i am running cvs, if that makes a difference. [this is an install at
the request of a user]
-c
At 9:21 AM -0400 7/14/03, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Weird. I poked around in the tarball and found that the actual
code
Weird. I poked around in the tarball and found that the actual code
content of foo.f and bar.F is the same. Do you have Fink on a UFS
partition?
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 09:05 AM, cameron wrote:
yeah, i was just typing it from another computer though, so i tried to
cut
what looked like
yeah, i was just typing it from another computer though, so i tried to cut
what looked like useless info. the entire thing:
(cd tests; ./test.pl -v)
./fort77 -c foo.f ... test successful.
./fort77 -c bar.F ..."bar.o" not generated by "( ./fort77 -c bar.F )
>/dev/null 2>&1"
./fort77 -c -o gargle.o
It's usually not a good idea to snip your error message if you have a
problem: you're cutting out information. Try pasting the entire
output of the test where your fort77 build fails into a mail message.
On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 08:28 AM, cameron.hanover wrote:
i've got fink installed on
At 12:20 PM -0700 7/13/03, Ben Hines wrote:
On Friday, July 11, 2003, at 10:34 AM, Geoff Smith wrote:
I have fink installed, but only version 0.12.1-1, or 0.5.2 (not
really sure about the numbering scheme). The results of a fink
selfupdate follow:
This was a known bug in fink 0.12.1.
See htt
i've got fink installed on a g4 running 10.2.6. i've successfully
installed 3 other packages [rasmol, imagemagick, and ghostscript],
but now grace is giving me a problem. one of the dependencies of
grace is fort77.
when it tried to install, it starts with some tests, and succeeds on
a couple
Hello,
What works for me with mysql 3.23.49 of Debian GNU/Linux (Woody),
does not any more with mysql 3.23.56 of fink (current-stable,
for fink cf. fink.sf.net) - I am not sure, if this problem is caused
by the mysql version (some security changes between .49 and .56)
or by the fink configuration
Hi all,
I see there was some conversation about this last week. Did
anyone ever come up with a resolution? I have a similar
setup to the original writer, with gcc-3.1.
Thanks!
-Mark
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