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sing py2app for that platform.
It sounds like you are done, but just in case, you might look into
bbfreeze -- it works on all those platforms, and while it doesn't build
app bundles on OS-X, it may work well for your use.
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hange to the data directory
(Contents/Resources) [forced for plugins]
I found that here:
http://svn.pythonmac.org/py2app/py2app/trunk/doc/index.html#option-reference
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a new python, and keep the old one around, so that it
will still be able to run old code, so this may be a non-issue anyway.
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nclude all
the optional packages.
You could also try googling to see of you can find a download of just
the SDK, but I have no idea if you cant do that.
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Chris Rebert wrote:
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 5:36 PM, Rekow Warren
wrote:
I am a new MacPython (ver 2.6.1) user who has downloaded the "PyUSB" module,
but am unclear about how to make it available for use in a program. Included
among the downloaded files is 'setup.py' (and 'setup.pyc'). Running
2app and macholib?
$ easy_install macholib==dev
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top for work, and as we speak I'm installing
the piles of extra stuff I need before running for a plane XCode is
HUGE!
So I'll see you there,
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x27;m wondering 'cause I need to know if I need to bring a Mac.
By the way, if we're going to work on py2app, we could take a look at
what bb-freeze is doing -- I think he's forked and added to modulegraph.
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d heads and most likely a
bunch of changes done after the alpha was cut)
I hope to have (some) Windows builds available early next week, at the
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ys os-X10.5 there is a good chance it's for the system python,
as the python-org one is not 10.5 dependent. However, you can build a
10.5-only extension for the python.org python, so really, the only way
to know is to see what the person that built it says it is for.
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The system python is in /System/Library/...
ooops, sorry about that -- copy&paste error. I hope that didn't cause
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n.org python can be installed in addition
to it, outside of system directories.
As for pyGTK -- another option is a fink or macports python -- these
sometimes support the "unix-y" stuff better.
I know it's a mess!
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ed for recent versions of Python.
What version of OS-X are you running? Which python? how are you starting
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Hi folks,
Has anyone gotten PyEnchant (spell checker) working on OS-X? preferably
with aspell, and a Universal build, but I'll take any success stories I
can get. If so, how?
thanks,
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t, you may want to use a python.org python anyway, a py2app bundle
built on 10.5 will only work on 10.5.
Or, alternately, how do I upgrade the system framework version of wx?
You don't want to do that -- never mess with something Apple has
installed, there is no telling what may use it.
or instance?)
> vs. 3.x?
Still pretty new -- it's probably robust, but there are many fewer
external packages supported.
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ng a challenging app for
Mac an Windows -- I used py2exe and py2app. While they both have a
similar API, as son as I needed to extend what they do on their own, I
found that I needed to write totally separate code -- I'd love to no
have to do that!
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break that?
One option is that the GUI toolkits run the code to promote themselves
to a full GUI app. In which case, I think you're above scenario would
work. OF course, ALL the gui toolkits would have to add that code, but
if they did, would that meet your needs?
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Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Most of *my* wxPython-based (actually dabo-based) tools don't even need
to be an app bundle - doubleclicking some .py file is mostly enough.
Check out "py2app -A". It's perfect for this kind of use.
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2.9 source
tree.
Sounds like the right call -- thanks!
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Ronald Oussoren wrote:
I'm seriously wondering if having "Python Launcher.app" is a good idea,
and if we shouldn't scrap it entirely.
I wonder, too, but if we do keep it, it could have the full-gui
info.plist anyway -- would that work?
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arently already is).
And another option is the "pythonb" option for background apps,
analogous to the old pythonw
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same limitations of running a
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They build faster and more reliably that full py2app bundles, too.
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of me -- why the
heck would anyone write a system shut down procedure that couldn't
override a non-responsive application? -- weird. (of course, Windows
does it too...)
Anyway, it's hard for us to comment on the proposal if we don't'
understand the issues, and since y
lso good, though it seems the desire for a package collection has
dwindled -- or is the community just waiting for some leadership to get
it going again?
* PyObjC
not my thing -- but good stuff.
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tkinter.
Does it require a change to _tkinter? If so, then all the GUI toolkits
(OK, all three...) would have to be changed for this to work, which
doesn't sound good.
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OK for IDLE itself, but when people are
testing an debugging GUI apps (TK, or wx, or) they should be able to
start a simple script at the command line without any restrictions.
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e does not keep the system python consistent
between versions)
In any case, it does include a info.plist, and it may include a
different launch stub, so setting LSUIElement = 1 may work in either case.
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Could you change it in the info.plist of a py2app'ed app also? I"d
suggest that that be default in py2app. You kind of need to use py2app
(or similar) to get an app to "act right" in the GUI anyway.
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-- what happened to that?
-oh well, I guess we'll just keep answering it!
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is probably why your python is finding the 1.8 egg.
I know I haven't really given you the answer, but hopefully some hints
to so you can figure out your options.
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Ronald Oussoren wrote:
On Thursday, January 15, 2009, at 06:20PM, "Christopher Barker" wrote:
Eddie L wrote:
Christopher Barker wrote:
yes, I meant I have no idea where in the Py2app code, py2app actually
generates the __boot__.py file, so I can't see where to add a patch..
Eddie L wrote:
Christopher Barker wrote:
Some quick poking did not make it clear to me where py2app builds the
__boot.__py
file though.
If you create an app with py2app then right click on it and click show
package contents then you can browse the app's contents. __boot__.py is
locat
ubmit a patch, so there you go.
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ote, I'll send it to you to test.
Once it's been tested, the MySQLdb folks have offered to put it up on
their sourceforge download page, which would be nice.
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rects are probably fixed in the source.
By the way, I've build a binary universal egg that should be
re-distributable - please let me know if you want to test it, or have a
place to host it.
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or me?
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ems to work, but still needs testing.
I've now got a binary egg file -- anyone want to test it? It's about
3MB, which I think is too big to post here, but I'll send it to anyone
that asks.
Also, we really need a place to post it, if it works!
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_r.16.0.0.dylib (for architecture ppc): Mach-O dynamically
linked shared library ppc
and where did you get this? is that from the tarball on the MySQL site?
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ients, so it may have gotten built
non-universal and no one has noticed. What do the other libs in there
look like?
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here's mine:
$ /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql_config --cflags
-I/usr/local/mysql/include -g -Os -arch ppc -fno-common
-D_P1003_1B_VISIBLE -DSIGNAL_WITH_VIO_CLOSE -DSIGNALS_DONT_BREAK_READ
-DIGNORE_SIGHUP_SIGQUIT -DDONT_DECLARE_CXA_PURE_VIRTUAL
Darn -- there
e in something like:
build/lib.macosx-10.3-ppc-2.5
and I think will be called -mysql.so
but I don't actually have it building here.
I suppose I should try -- now that I've gone this far!
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consulting gig, I'd be happy to pay.
I'm not in a position to do that now -- but you can buy me a beer if we
ever cross paths!
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lly surprised that no one seems to have done this already,
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I'm running
macholib 1.2:
>>> import macholib
>>> macholib.__version__
'1.2'
so it looks like you haven't succeeded in fully upgrading py2app and all
its dependencies.
The mackolib upgrade may help your unknown load command error.
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e when I'm done?
I would think so, but I don't know why they are there at all.
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ay to do this automatically, but you can delete stuff from
site-packages and ALSO from easy_install.pth
Take a look at how PATH is being set also:
echo $PATH
and look in your .bash_profile or wherever your shell PATH is being
added to, so that's it's set up right for you.
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edit the python.org site?
1) It would be nice for the "quick links" in the left to point to a OS-X
download too.
2) This page: http://www.python.org/download/mac/ needs updating. Joe,
was that where you got your out-of-date info?
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hon2.4 help()
no idea here.
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k) Current dir
from /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions
True, but "Current" is just a symlink to a particular version - it's
easy to put it back -- that's what I've done with 2.6 -- it's installed,
but not set as current.
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it is running in?
>raise ValueError('%r does not exist' % (pathname,))
>ValueError: '/Users/skip/local/lib/libpython2.7.dylib' does not
> exist
You're building a 2.7? what is that? I thought Python was going from 2.6
to 3.0.
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/python2.5/site-packages/py2app-0.4.2-py2.5.egg/py2app/recipes/sip.py
boy that's a long path!
It apparently needs some updating, but seeing what used to work may give
you a clue.
Also, make sure you're using the latest py2app also.
easy_install py2app==dev
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e problems.
What you need to do is wrap up these calls in a method, say
self.UpdateProgress(), and call that method with:
wx.CallAfter(self.UpdateProgress)
that should do it. There are other ways that you can read about if this
isn't going to work for you.
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u run into some of those issues, send another note here, I've found
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fix this with the latest machholib. try:
easy_install "macholib==dev"
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Python
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SourceVersion
2.4a0
I don't know where it came from, what it is used for, or why it is
listing the version as "2.5alpha0", but you could try making a copy,
changing "2.5" to "2.6", and putting it in your 2.6
,
If you build on 10.4, it should run fine on 10.5 (I get my cats
confused). Make sure you use the python.org Framework build of python.
Once you've tried a new py2app and simpler setup.py, then ask here for
more help, if you still need it.
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nd in your code -- you can check for the "sys.frozen"
attribute to know if the code is running inside an app bundle or not.
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thing else I can check?
You might want to print sys.path, just to make sure you know what it's
doing.
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you looked in the bundle to see if the AppKit Framework is there?
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der active development, then use setuptools, and:
$ python setup.py --develop
that will put links to your stuff in site-packages, pointing to your
code, so when you change things, the changes will show up everywhere.
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er option is to copy and paste a setup.py from the docs, and
start from there -- it's really not any harder.
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ns of all packages with all my apps, which requires them all being
maintained when I upgrade a package.
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PPC stuff, and I have no
idea how one would do that!
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nv, but clearly, py2app should figure out where to look in a different
place.
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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e you using?
Which version of Python?
What packages are you using?
you might want to post your setup.py
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r should I do some post-build surgery on the resultant .app?
you may have to, but it should be a last resort. if your code (or code
your using) makes use of pkg_resources, you may need to post-flight
install the EGG_INFO stuff into your app.
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works/Python.framework/Versions/2.5 so I think
that setup.py does work I have installed ipython and appscript and my small use of it
seems to work
Right, this is the all-macport option, which seems to generally work better.
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back.
I haven't got it tested enough to submit a patch to PIL, but I've
enclosed what I did with this message.
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Christopher Barker wrote:
Joe Strout wrote:
FYI, I've been most impressed so far with Editra.
I'll need to take a look again and see why I rejected it in favor of
Peppy -- I honestly don't remember.
OK, I've taken a look again:
First, it really is nicely put to
rote:
I guess I should put in a plug for the Dabo Editor.
I've got to ask: With the dozen or so wxPython-based editors out there
-- why not use and improve one of them, rather than write your own?
What does Dabo Editor's architecture provide that none of the others do?
-Chris
anybody can convince Wingware to sponsor a wx port
I do wonder why they chose GTK in the first place, but what can you do?
Joe Strout wrote:
On Oct 20, 2008, at 4:09 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
I'm using Peppy
Interesting -- that one's not on the wiki (perhaps you would add it?).
t of folks like TextMate.
You may find more ideas here:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEditors
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n.framework/Versions/current/bin/python
and the installer changed the "current" link. I actually changed that
link back to 2.5, as there are too many modules that don't yet work with
2.6, so I consider it experimental.
I'm at home an Mac-less right now, so I may have a
hould look like.
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ed properly, but sometimes that stuff is
getting import with __import__ or, when unpacking a pickle, or..., so I
do need to tell py2app to include it.
-thanks,
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what they are -- googling should help), then I'd use the Python.org version
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Joe Strout wrote:
On Oct 16, 2008, at 2:34 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
However 2.5 is working out of the box for me on 10.4 anyway.
For my own curiosity, how do you invoke it? I've heard about IDLE but
haven't found any actual instructions for launching it yet.
There is
;s not using X
Fink is a while different story.
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similar issue was) in the latest
macholib -- did you update that too?
This may be a problem that comes a goes, too -- make sure you delete
"build" and "dist" and try again.
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bit of hope. The author of bb-freeze is
looking at OS_X, and may make a bb-freeze--py2app merger of sorts.
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Joe Strout wrote:
However, where are the Mac modules? Most of the references I
find on the net point to dead links, or are woefully out of date.
Did you find this?
http://docs.python.org/library/mac.html#mac-specific-services
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many block it, and yu
may not have notices, as many SVN sites use http instead of teh svn:
protocol.
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error, update macholib as
above.
Let us know how it goes -- we should get that macholib update officially
released if it hasn't been already.
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you want Aqua widgets. After having issues (above) with
roll-your-own I decided to try fink (fink install py2app-py24),
I'd stay away from fink anyway -- does it support Universal builds at
all? Also, on eof the key points of wx is that if produces native GUIs
-- why'd you want to giv
hat is for!
I don't think that's you problem though...
One thing to do is test your py2app setup with a simple program that
doesn't use mechanize, to see if that package is the problem.
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u can start again with a new checkout, or, I think there are tools for
reversing the conversion, but it all requires work.
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been fixed in the development version, but the fix has not made it into
a release. You might try upgrading setuptools to the dev version. See
this blog post:
http://mrtopf.de/blog/plone/using-subversion-15-with-setuptools-in-python-technical/
it's worth a try!
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ink the source distro installed into "System".
Are you sure you're not using Apple-supplied one? Are you on 10.5?
anyway, I'm sorry I can't help with a self-built one -- i have no idea
what extra issues there may be.
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n make all the difference. not just the version number, but what
build, how/where was it installed?
I think the build from python,org is your best bet if you want to
distribute with py2app.
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y to inorder to build these
and execute them on other machines that maynot have tk or have an
earlier version of python installed?
what python are you using? if you are using the Framework build from
python.org, then it should all "just work". If you are using the Apple
supplied pyth
Kees, Christopher E wrote:
Anybody had any
luck with a 4-way universal numpy build?
I'd ask on the numpy list, but I don't think I've seen anyone talk about it.
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