You could leverage off the work I've recently done with ctypes and
QuickTime. Here's part of the code, you should be able to find the rest
from there:
http://visionegg.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/trunk/visionegg/src/qtmovie.py?rev=1375&view=markup
Caveats:
I don't know how well this will work on the
Daniel, Bill,
Thanks for your prompt replies, and Bill, yes, I should have read the
FAQ before asking the question.
I suspected there might be something relying on particular version
within OS X itself, which is why I asked. Although, the entries in /
bin are done in a 'revisioned' linked m
On May 15, 2006, at 19:11, Marcin Komorowski wrote:
> Thanks to all who have replied with information, and especially to
> Bob for pointing me to a location where I can find a bunch of recent
> universal binary builds of python components. I have not found a
> link to this page on the Internet b
> Being new to Mac
> I must ask - is it safe to just point python binary links in /bin to
> match those found in /usr/local/bin or should I be weary of some side
> affects?
Looks like the answer to this question isn't in enough places yet :-).
I've updated the FAQ with the answer: Don't tr
Thanks to all who have replied with information, and especially to
Bob for pointing me to a location where I can find a bunch of recent
universal binary builds of python components. I have not found a
link to this page on the Internet before, hopefully your post will
help search engines fi
Dear Pythonians,
I'm trying to detect when a process starts/stops. I'm
contemplating this excellent example from Apple,
'observing process lifetimes without polling'
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn2050.html
However, it uses a function called
InstallApplicationEventHandler. I guess th
Hello Ronald,
you made my day :-)
>> No, I am fine using an application bundle.
>> It's just that the IDE I am trying to use (SPE) seems to know
>> nothing about executables.
>> And I guess that the included debugger might only work if the
>> application is started from a python script.
>>
>>
On 15-mei-2006, at 19:54, Thorsten Kohnhorst wrote:
>
> No, I am fine using an application bundle.
> It's just that the IDE I am trying to use (SPE) seems to know
> nothing about executables.
> And I guess that the included debugger might only work if the
> application is started from a pytho
Hello Ronald,thanks for the fast reply.I would like to know if it is possible to create an Cocoa applicationwithout using py2app. Sure, you can build the .app bundle by hand. Apple's website documentsthe structure of bundles.Well, I am happy with the bundle that was generated by py2app. I just want
On 15-mei-2006, at 19:09, Thorsten Kohnhorst wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to know if it is possible to create an Cocoa application
> without using py2app.
Sure, you can build the .app bundle by hand. Apple's website documents
the structure of bundles.
> I want to start the application from
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to create an Cocoa application
without using py2app.
I want to start the application from the main python script instead
(the one that starts the
event loop). So far I managed to load the nib from a path by calling
NibClassBuilder._nibInfo
Zachery Bir wrote:
> I've been successfully building Universal PyObjC apps for a while
> now. I've been tracking the head of PyObjC's SVN and using the
> Universal Python 2.4.3 installer from python.org.
>
Yes, me too!
The pyobjc bridge is an awsome piece of software and the trunk version
w
On May 14, 2006, at 8:21 AM, Marcin Komorowski wrote:
> Does anyone know what that status is of porting PyObjC to run on the
> new Intel Macs?
>
> I know that there has already been some amount of work done, but my
> attempts to run it on the new platform have failed.
>
> Should I be trying to be
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