Hi Kevin,
PyObjC has its share of hurdles, but there are some good resources to
get you started.
First, there are example programs in the PyObjC distro which can make
good starting points.
Second, the mapping from Objective-C to Python is very
straightforward (see the PyObjC tutorial), whi
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I've released a Tkinter application, tweaked a lot to fit in better with
the Aqua HIG, and I'm reasonably pleased with the results. Looking my
next project, though, I'm concerned about Tk's limitations (lack of
native drag-and-drop support on OS X, ina
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> By the way, my idea of a working system is:
>
> python 2.5 (I'm still on 2.4, but if someone is putting effort in, they
> might as well do the latest)
>
> latest numpy
> latest matplotlib
> latest wxPython
F
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Robert Kern wrote:
>> Yup. -framework Accelerate
>
> Robert, just so we're clear here. If one does a straight "setup.py
> build" with numpy 1.0.1, do you get a version that uses Veclib? I do
> understand that that is the Fortran-compatible version, and thus may
> res
Robert Kern wrote:
> Yup. -framework Accelerate
Robert, just so we're clear here. If one does a straight "setup.py
build" with numpy 1.0.1, do you get a version that uses Veclib? I do
understand that that is the Fortran-compatible version, and thus may
result in some extra copying to shift betw
Hi,
>From my perspective (very limited skills&resources for understanding python
details, backends, compiling sources and such scary things), I would like
to add to the archives my success story using pythonmac.org/packages.
Context:
Mac Pro (intel) and several G5s (will try my G4 powerbook soon
