> I fixed a couple of the problems Bob noted, and added some links to
> pictures (how to start the Terminal, and what the IDLE IDE looks
> like).
I like it.
> I'm conflicted about "pythonw". On the one hand, this works for
> everything, whereas "python" doesn't. On the other hand, why isn't
>
(snip)
>
> Then we need Pointers to download pages for packages:
>
> One page for the 10.3 build.
How does a build differ from a system?
> One page for the 10.4 build.
>
> Maybe a link to a page with all the other packages that are no at
> pythonmac.org/packages
>
>
> > 2. Would it be legit
> Chris Porter wrote:
> > And here, Mac comes with Python! Very nice.
> > That shouldn't be downplayed. All I needed was the Python that was already
> > installed, plus a couple added things. (I needed Python to talk to MySQL,
> > and
> > that I had to
I'm afraid this criticism is spot on. I got a python program from a programmer.
I want to run it on my Mac. And here, Mac comes with Python! Very nice.
That shouldn't be downplayed. All I needed was the Python that was already
installed, plus a couple added things. (I needed Python to talk to MySQ
'm sort of betting the package installed the lib into
the wrong place. Is that possible?
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> That's not where it should be. It should be in /Library/Python/2.3/
> site-packages -- the thing is that since he's using the system Python
> and old packages, he must install TigerPython23Compat before any of
> those old packages will work.
>
> -bob
You folks rock!. Thank you so much, I
Found the files, possibly in the wrong place.
I found this:
System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages(alias)
Clicking on the alias brings up these files:
Extras.pth
README
.DS_Store(system file, I know)
I also found this:
Library/Python/2.3/
Opening
> Chris,
>
> My previous comments assumed that you had installed the framework
> build of Python, which if I had read your message better I would have
> know was wrong. Sorry, no morning coffee yet. It is possible that
> the MySQLdb was installed in the wrong location. As Craig said it
> Hi -
>
> > >>> import MySQLdb
> > Traceback (most recent call last):
> > File "", line 1, in ?
> > ImportError: No module named MySQLdb
>
> What is the output from
>
> ls
> /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/
>
> That's where you should find the M
'm sort of betting the package installed the lib into
the wrong place. Is that possible?
-- Chris Porter Illustration
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