Anything having to do with Finder or the Dock (or Activity Monitor, for
that matter) seems to be somewhat over-simplified and mysterious. "Not
responding", in Activity Monitor, for instance, seems to be due to an
undocumented window server probe of processes marked somehow as
applications, for whi
Hi Bill,
Am Freitag, 14. August 2009 schrieb Bill Janssen:
> I guess the question is, why two dock icons? I'm seeing something
> perhaps similar; I have a Python-Cocoa app that when started will cause
> one of those pop-up windows, "App quit unexpectedly, do you want to
> submit a bug report to A
Am Freitag, 14. August 2009 schrieb Christopher Barker:
> Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
> > The issue is not depending on the arch, but on OS-X 10.5. It does not
> > happen with 10.4. It may be related to pyinstaller, but since I need to
> > deploy the app on arbitrary 10.4 and later systems, omitting i
Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
The issue is not depending on the arch, but on OS-X 10.5. It does not happen
with 10.4. It may be related to pyinstaller, but since I need to deploy the
app on arbitrary 10.4 and later systems, omitting it is not an option.
Well, it looks like Mac support it brand new
Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
Christopher Barker wrote:
And no, I never did get that going -- we found another solution.
Thanks Chris, are you able to tell me what solution you found?
I don't think it's relevant to your problem, but we ended up embedding
the whole darn thing in a wxPython applic
I guess the question is, why two dock icons? I'm seeing something
perhaps similar; I have a Python-Cocoa app that when started will cause
one of those pop-up windows, "App quit unexpectedly, do you want to
submit a bug report to Apple", and the crash report shows that a
multi-threaded program cras
Hi,
attached PyQt script demonstrates an ugly issue, I'm desperately fighting
with since a couple of days :-(.
Issue:
when starting the app via double click or single click on dock icon or
dropping a plain/text file on dock or application icon, all actions lead to
two bouncing icons.
The one
Christopher Barker wrote:
Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
I am trying to bundle an application I wrote usinf py2app. The
application has a launcher "launcher.py" and a Python script
"main.py" that calls the launcher several times in sub-processes with
diff args.
I wanted to do something like this a
Christopher Barker wrote:
Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
no SSH, nothing) and I have to had reboot it. It uses a combination
of Twisted and wxPython and is rather large, so I don't know where
this comes from, it could be wx, twisted or the two together.
It's probably not wx -- it is used a fair bit
