Neacsa Bogdan Valentin writes:
> cherrypy.tools.buffet_genshi = BuffetTool('genshi',
> 'tvb.interfaces.web.templates.genshi')
> here, 'tvb'.interface.web.templates.genshi' is a 'python package' in the
> sense that there is an __init__.py there and the only thing in that folder
> are the html
michael ferraro writes:
> Using Apple's installed python means one less install and, one less
> opportunity for problem. It is probably shortsighted. Given
> everything, installing a python.org version of python might make
> things more consistent and easier.
Just to perhaps clarify one thing
Chris Weisiger writes:
> In short, if you are coding for other people who are not themselves
> programmers and who use OSX, then you want py2app.
I definitely agree with this. Py2app lets my self-contained Python
apps conform to the platform norm that users are expecting. In that
respect it's
