On Jan 13, 2005, at 21:10, Lance Boyle wrote:
I'm brainstorming on a project that involves communicating with a head
tracker (I need only azimuth). I haven't decided on an actual head
tracker, but am looking at a Polhemus. (Comments on head trackers are
also welcomed--gaming devices or 3D mice?)
I'm brainstorming on a project that involves communicating with a head
tracker (I need only azimuth). I haven't decided on an actual head
tracker, but am looking at a Polhemus. (Comments on head trackers are
also welcomed--gaming devices or 3D mice?)
It looks like that I might need to communica
PyOXIDE 0.7.1 is now available for abuse. It now allows for creating
PyObjC applications from a project (it still uses bundlebuilder -
support for py2app is forthcoming). This includes setting destinations
within the bundle for project components, as well as an InfoPList
editor and even suppor
On Jan 13, 2005, at 17:23, has wrote:
Bob wrote:
[AppscriptTerminologyServer & RenderTerminology]
So then they shouldn't be in site-packages, because they should be
accessible to the user. Either /Developer/Somewhere or
/Applications/Somewhere. I use /Developer/Applications/Python
Tools/packag
Bob wrote:
[AppscriptTerminologyServer & RenderTerminology]
So then they shouldn't be in site-packages, because they should be
accessible to the user. Either /Developer/Somewhere or
/Applications/Somewhere. I use /Developer/Applications/Python
Tools/packagename/ when I build packages (similar
On 11-jan-05, at 11:09, Michael Twomey wrote:
Hi,
I just tried out the installer and it works fine, but it appears to
have littered my disk with CVS directories, was that intentional? (I'm
guessing not)
Good catch!
I've created a new installer that doesn't have this problem.
--
Jack Jansen, <[EMAIL
Nick wrote:
These apps are faceless background apps that help speed appscript but are
not required for it to run properly.
AppscriptTerminologyServer is a scriptable FBA that enhances
appscript's performance and remote scripting support.
RenderTerminology is a convenient drag-n-drop end-user app
On Jan 13, 2005, at 15:03, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
Is there a way to write "folder actions" for MacOS X in Python? I would
guess to enable this the corresponding script would at least have to be
applescript-able itself...?
You'd need to write an applescript that spawns a Python process (or
talks to
On Jan 13, 2005, at 15:43, has wrote:
Nick wrote:
These apps are faceless background apps that help speed appscript but
are
not required for it to run properly.
AppscriptTerminologyServer is a scriptable FBA that enhances
appscript's performance and remote scripting support.
RenderTerminology is
You guess right... this is the type of approach I was looking for.
Thanks!!
On Jan 12, 2005, at 7:14 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
On Jan 12, 2005, at 12:52, Rayme Jernigan wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a language to abuse for a project I'm working on. I
know a little Python, but I do not know if it can
Hello,
this may potentially be a dumb FAQ, but:
Is there a way to write "folder actions" for MacOS X in Python? I would
guess to enable this the corresponding script would at least have to be
applescript-able itself...?
Related question: I read somewhere that FreeBSD has a similar notification
m
On Jan 13, 2005, at 12:54, Nick Matsakis wrote:
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Bob Ippolito wrote:
Even more reason to have them installed behind the scenes.
Where should they be installed, then? I think the appscript folder in
/Library/Python/2.3 is the best place for them.
What I meant by "behind the scen
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Bob Ippolito wrote:
> Even more reason to have them installed behind the scenes.
Where should they be installed, then? I think the appscript folder in
/Library/Python/2.3 is the best place for them.
Nick
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Pythonmac-SIG maillis
On Jan 13, 2005, at 12:00, Nick Matsakis wrote:
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Bob Ippolito wrote:
Click-through is pretty standard with an installer package, I'd go
ahead and do it.
Why? Does it indemnify anyone if someone uses appscript to run a
nuclear
sub? No one reads that stuff anyway.
I'll usually gl
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Bob Ippolito wrote:
> Click-through is pretty standard with an installer package, I'd go
> ahead and do it.
Why? Does it indemnify anyone if someone uses appscript to run a nuclear
sub? No one reads that stuff anyway.
> I would install them automatically. If they are on th
On Jan 13, 2005, at 11:46, Nick Matsakis wrote:
Greetings. I'm putting together a binary installer for Appscript and
friends --- instead of installing seven different components, it will
be
able to be done in a single install without any dependencies on the
developers tools being installed. The
Greetings. I'm putting together a binary installer for Appscript and
friends --- instead of installing seven different components, it will be
able to be done in a single install without any dependencies on the
developers tools being installed. The components being installed include:
appscript, a
Hi Piet,
Thanks to you, and everyone for your thoughts on this.
By "external controller code" I mean code that would instantiate, keep
track of and manipulate these objects. So the second part of the
problem is transfer of control to the new node object. Put another way,
in the purest implementa
Sorry, that was a dumb question. I forgot about
for i in range(len(str) - 3):
fnd = pattern.search(str, i)
if fnd
(Why do I think of these things one [1] minute after posting a question
in desperation? Law of nature?)
Charles Hartman
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Not quite Python, not quite Mac -- but I'm stalled on something about
REs that I ought to know but can't seem to find.
I want to search a string like '/xx/x/x/xx' for the *longest* match of
'x[x/]' -- that is, the longest sequence of pairs whose first member is
'x' and whose second member is ei
> Rayme Jernigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (RJ) wrote:
RJ> Hi,
RJ> I'm looking for a language to abuse for a project I'm working on. I know a
RJ> little Python, but I do not know if it can do this: I'd like to define some
RJ> class "N" that instantiates objects that can instantiate fresh new objects
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