Robin Dunn wrote:
> Bill Janssen wrote:
> > But only tkinter is part of the Python distribution, I believe. Of
> > course, whoever supports the various non-standard GUI toolkits might
> > also want to make changes, if necessary. Of course, that's a pretty
> > standard thing that most third-part
Bill Janssen wrote:
But only tkinter is part of the Python distribution, I believe. Of
course, whoever supports the various non-standard GUI toolkits might
also want to make changes, if necessary. Of course, that's a pretty
standard thing that most third-party packages have to do when a new
ver
Christopher Barker wrote:
Cody Precord wrote:
To see the traceback of errors you should create the app object with
wx.App(False) to disable redirection of output, so tracebacks will be
printed to the console.
I thought Robin said that this default was going to be changed, so that
newbies wou
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Bill Janssen wrote:
> > Setting LSBackgroundOnly doesn't prevent that, it just sets the default.
>
> I don't understand -- what default? just the behavior when the app
> starts, but then it can still open windows, etc?
Chris, if you followed the thread, you'll know
Bill Janssen wrote:
Setting LSBackgroundOnly doesn't prevent that, it just sets the default.
I don't understand -- what default? just the behavior when the app
starts, but then it can still open windows, etc?
when people are
testing an debugging GUI apps (TK, or wx, or) they should be
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Ned Deily wrote:
> >> I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
> >> be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setting
> >> "LSUIElement: 1".
> >
> > There's also LSBackgroundOnly. That might be even more appropriate.
>
Ned Deily wrote:
I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setting
"LSUIElement: 1".
There's also LSBackgroundOnly. That might be even more appropriate.
I doubt it -- the whole point of this mess was to
In article <77657.1233609...@parc.com>, Bill Janssen
wrote:
> Ned Deily wrote:
> > In article <73365.1233593...@parc.com>, Bill Janssen
> > wrote:
> > > I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
> > > be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setti
Ned Deily wrote:
> In article <73365.1233593...@parc.com>, Bill Janssen
> wrote:
>
> > I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
> > be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setting
> > "LSUIElement: 1".
>
> There's also LSBackgroundOnly. That m
In article <73365.1233593...@parc.com>, Bill Janssen
wrote:
> I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
> be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setting
> "LSUIElement: 1".
There's also LSBackgroundOnly. That might be even more appropriate.
Bu
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Bill Janssen wrote:
> > Yes, that sounds like a good idea to me. I've never used py2app; does
> > it include a private copy of Python?
>
> yes and no:
>
> yes, if you run it with the non-apple python
>
> no, if you run it with Apple's system python (which I think i
Bill Janssen wrote:
Yes, that sounds like a good idea to me. I've never used py2app; does
it include a private copy of Python?
yes and no:
yes, if you run it with the non-apple python
no, if you run it with Apple's system python (which I think is next to
useless, frankly -- Apple does not k
Christopher Barker wrote:
> Bill Janssen wrote:
> > It seems to me that this is what we want for the Python interpreter
> > proper.
>
> could be. It sounds promising.
>
> > Applications (like IDLE) that are indeed proper foreground apps
> > can always call TransformProcessType() to override th
Bill Janssen wrote:
It seems to me that this is what we want for the Python interpreter
proper.
could be. It sounds promising.
Applications (like IDLE) that are indeed proper foreground apps
can always call TransformProcessType() to override this setting and get
a dock icon for themselves.
Cody Precord wrote:
To see the traceback of errors you should create the app object with
wx.App(False) to disable redirection of output, so tracebacks will be
printed to the console.
I thought Robin said that this default was going to be changed, so that
newbies would have this issue less --
I'm thinking that the right thing to do about rocket-in-the-dock should
be to change the Info.plist of Python.app, to include the setting
"LSUIElement: 1". Here's the doc from Apple:
``LSUIElement (String). If this key is set to '1', Launch Services runs
the application as an agent application. A
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