Hi! All
I has some small program in C which is compiled as .so library in Linux and I can directly import name_of_lib.so as a module from python when I run it on Linux. It looks same if I just see them from Terminal window on Mac. Did anyone compile any C code as library called by MacPython or f
Hi! Has
Thanks a lot for your help. You may email me the
binary version if possible.
It makes sense to use new code for mytextFrame. I will
try that too.
regards
Zhi
--- has <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Zhi Peng wrote:
>
> >I use Tiger Mac 10.4. Could I ask you, is it
> possible
> >fo
Zhi Peng wrote:
>I use Tiger Mac 10.4. Could I ask you, is it possible
>for me to get new version or binary version?
I can email you the binary files direct if you want. Save you having to built
it yourself, which is a bit of a chore.
>As I run
>the MacPython script, it now can make new docum
Has, thanks a lot for your help.
I use Tiger Mac 10.4. Could I ask you, is it possible
for me to get new version or binary version? As I run
the MacPython script, it now can make new document and
make new textframe which place a small rectangle on
the left coner of the document created. It might
Zhi Peng wrote:
>Traceback (most recent call last):
>
>appscript.specifier.CommandError: Too many direct
>arguments.
>Failed command: app(u'/Applications/Adobe
>InDesign CS2/Adobe InDesign
>CS2.app').documents[u'Untitled-1'].spreads.ID(146).pages.ID(151).text_frames.ID(179).geometric_boun
Hi! "Has"
I run the MacPython script, the only error is in the
set geometric_bounds as following where I used
appscript 1.1. It seems better than previous version.
Thanks
zhi-pengs-power-mac-g5:~/Documents/projects zpeng$
pythonw has.py >error.txt
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "has
Zhi Peng wrote:
>But Corresponding MacPython code does not work well
>where I used appscript 1.1 (3.7 MB). Should I use
>other version of Appscript?
Probably would be a good idea. If you're on Panther you'll need to build it
from scratch, I'm afraid, though I can supply binaries for Jaguar and T
Zhi Peng wrote:
>I strongly believe that MacPython can be used to write similar code to perform
>Applescript code functions. I try to find corresponding MacPython code for
>apple script. For example following adobe apple script code
>
>tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
>set myDoc to mak
Hi! 'Has"
First of all, thank you very much for your help.
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
set contents of text frame 1 of page 1 of document
1 to "Hello"
end tell
works well. (textframe -> text frame in adobe)
But Corresponding MacPython code does not work well
where I used appscr
Zhi Peng wrote:
>But with app('Adobe InDesign CS2'), it
>does not work well. All application can accept the
>commands but not the reference such as
>
>cs = app("Adobe InDesign CS2")
>cs.activate() - works
>cs.open("filepath_with_name") --- works
>doc = cs.documents[0]
Hi! All
I strongly believe that MacPython can be used to write similar code to perform Applescript code functions. I try to find corresponding MacPython code for apple script. For example following adobe apple script code
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
set myDoc to make document
Yes. When I run TextEdit, it works with following code
from appscript import *
textedit=app('TextEdit')
textedit.activate()
textedit.documents.end.make(new=k.document)
textedit.documents[1].text.set("TEXT STRING")
print textedit.documents[1].text.get()
It works well. But with app('Adobe InDesi
michael ferraro wrote:
> The data is a simple unsigned char *
Thats just what NumPy's ArrayFromDimsAndData() (or something like that)
expects. However, one issue is that if you don't copy the data, then
it's hard to have Python manage the garbage collection, you need to
figure out how (and when
Kent Quirk wrote:
> The thing to realize is that IDLE is a TK application...and so is the
> turtle graphics. They conflict.
Huh? I thought you could run TK apps form IDLE, and indeed that the
newer IDLE ran the app in separate process, just to avoid this kind of
problem!
However, IDLE and TkInt
Zhi Peng wrote:
>page = app("Adobe InDesign
>CS2").open("filename").pages[0]
>
>This 'page' is not a reference,
It is, although it's an invalid one as elements must be 1-indexed, not
0-indexed.
has
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Hi! All
First of all, Thanks for all your answers for my
qestions.
1. In appscript commands set, I often see something
like
reference.bring_to_front()
reference.extract_label()
application.open()
...
etc
Application can accept all commands it should accept
and respond to the commands.
I kn
The data is a simple unsigned char *
so thanks for the leads.
M
On Oct 26, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Chris Barker wrote:
> michael ferraro wrote:
>
>> I need to eliminate any copies of a PixMaps used
>> by a Quicktime Movie that I am texture mapping
>> with OpenGL. I have built an extension in "C" b
michael ferraro wrote:
> I need to eliminate any copies of a PixMaps used
> by a Quicktime Movie that I am texture mapping
> with OpenGL. I have built an extension in "C" but
> I am a bit unclear as to how to "circumvent" the the
> copy done by Py_BuildValue.
>
> I was wondering if any one has a
Title: [Pythonmac-SIG] [q] Help with choosing "right" python port
The thing to realize is that IDLE is a TK
application…and so is the turtle graphics. They conflict. There are
apparently workarounds, but I’m not a TK weenie. There’s some
information here:
http://rlai.cs.ualberta.ca/RLAI
Zhi Peng wrote:
>When I used appscript, I often try to print out the object or string while I
>debug the program. For example:
>cs = app('TextEdit').documents[1].paragraphs[1]
>print cs
>I assumed that cs should be anObject of paragraphs.
>But it print out as
>
>app('TextEdit').documents[1].par
Title: [Pythonmac-SIG] [q] Help with choosing "right"
python port
The problem: From within IDLE, I type:
from turtle import *
reset()
I then get a small window, titled tk, and a new 'console'
window. When I move the cursor to either of these I get a spinning
rainbow disk, and am unable to enlar
Hi Toby,
> Tkinter command I get a "no display name and no $DISPLAY environment
> variable" error, e.g.
obviously, you are using a version of Tkinter that relies on the X11
Window environment. Just start your python code from apple's /
Applications/Utilities/X11.app or one of the open source X
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