Thanks for the quick answers, and it's good to know
that I'm not missing information right in front of my
face
Me:
> > First, what's up with ctypes and other things that
> > need libffi?
Ronald:
> PyObjC contains a port of libffi to darwin/x86, but
sadly
> enough I didn't pay enough attentio
Does matplotlib work with AquaTerm as a backend?
Jerry
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From: Tom Loredo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>mpl built and installed fine, but gave
a bus error when trying to plot ("import matplotlib" would
work fine, but "import pylab" would give the error).
Tom, I came across a bus error in an unrelated package, wax (a
pytho
> From: Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Here's where you've deviated from the standard: As a rule, you shouldn't
> out ANYTHING in /usr/bin. that's Apple's job. As you haven't written
> over anything, it's probably not going to cause any problems, but the
> usual solution is to add /usr/lo
On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 05:20:12PM -0500, Russell Finn wrote:
> On 3/22/06, Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 2) you mentioned a programmatic API: In fact, I think there is a plist
> > somewhere that sets the default environment variables for all apps, you
> > could add a PATH entry
On 3/22/06, Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2) you mentioned a programmatic API: In fact, I think there is a plist
> somewhere that sets the default environment variables for all apps, you
> could add a PATH entry (or add to it) programmaticly easily enough.
Yes, it's ~/.MacOSX/env
On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Louis Pecora wrote:
> A few months ago I installed (at the prodding of gurus here) Python
> 2.4.1. I tried to use it today (haven't used it for a while since the
> install) and it cannot find Numeric. I checked and I have no 2.4
> directory (under /Library) for site
A few months ago I installed (at the prodding of gurus here) Python
2.4.1. I tried to use it today (haven't used it for a while since the
install) and it cannot find Numeric. I checked and I have no 2.4
directory (under /Library) for site packages. They're all in the 2.3
directory. Likewise I h
On 20-mrt-2006, at 21:44, Christopher Barker wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I just noticed on c.l.p that someone has whipped up a set of icons
> based
> on the new one on the website.
>
> I know Kevin O. is working to come up with something better, but I
> figured it wouldn't hurt to take a look at these
Bill Janssen wrote:
> Read, my installers put links in /usr/bin/, too. It's really the only
> way to go, until Apple provides something like the Windows registry
> complete with a programmatic API for it.
AACCK! NOO!
You sure don't need the nightmare of the registry for Apple to make this
> > I added a symbolic "python2.3.5" in the directory "/usr/bin,
> > pointing to the python program under 'Library/Frameworks/Python.framework",
> > so I can invoke this python with the command "python2.3.5".
>
> Here's where you've deviated from the standard: As a rule, you shouldn't
> out ANYT
On 3/22/06 9:29 AM, "Christopher Barker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Read,
>
> Thanks for posting a summary, it's nice to have this in the archives.
>
> A few notes:
>
> Read Roberts wrote:
>> To get a separate installation of Python 2.3.x under Mac OSX 10.3,
>
> Why not just use 2.4.1 ? I
Hi folks,
I've just installed MacPy 2.4.1, the latest numpy & scipy, and
mpl-0.87.2 on a colleague's Panther PowerBook. numpy & scipy
installed fine and passed all tests. For mpl, we installed
zlib from source, and initially installed Freetype2 and libpng
via the i-Installer. mpl built and in
Read,
Thanks for posting a summary, it's nice to have this in the archives.
A few notes:
Read Roberts wrote:
> To get a separate installation of Python 2.3.x under Mac OSX 10.3,
Why not just use 2.4.1 ? Is there a reason you need a 2.3 version?
> Two wrinkles to be aware of:
> 1) location of c
On 3/22/06, Brendan Simons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris, And These look great! Which one is for what?Without knowing the original author's intent, I'd guess that the first one with a terminal-style window in the background is for the python executable itself, the second one is for .py docume
On 22-mrt-2006, at 9:45, Andrew Barnert wrote:
> I'm guessing these answers are all out there
> somewhere, but I can't find them. So I apologize if
> I'm being stupid, but:
>
> First, what's up with ctypes and other things that
> need libffi? They complain that it hasn't been ported
> to darwin x
I'm guessing these answers are all out there
somewhere, but I can't find them. So I apologize if
I'm being stupid, but:
First, what's up with ctypes and other things that
need libffi? They complain that it hasn't been ported
to darwin x86 and punt. The latest information I could
find was a blog at
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