> Can anyone give me some advice how I wrap my cocoa classes to be able to
> access them from within the python script?
>
> I found the examples on how to wrap c/c++ functions but nothing about
> ObjectC.
You'll want to use PyObjC:
http://pyobjc.sourceforge.net/
Already included in Leopard, so
On 3/22/06, Brendan Simons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris, And These look great! Which one is for what?Without knowing the original author's intent, I'd guess that the first one with a terminal-style window in the background is for the python executable itself, the second one is for .py docume
On 11/15/05, Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not that my opinion has much weight on this matter, but I also recentlystarted playing with PyObjC and Cocoa. I really noticed that the APIdocumentation that apple provides is extremely hard to navigate. Mybuddy told me that there are programs to
On 11/15/05, Dave Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've an experienced Python programmer on Linux - I've mainly used gtkand glade for interfaces and now I'm slowly trying to get startedwith Cocoa apps on X-Code.I've got the CurrencyConverter example working in Python and I did
the HelloWorld example
Hi gang,I wanted to play around with NSXMLDocument a bit, and figured PyObjC would be a good way to do it. Unfortunately, I get strange errors.>>> doc, error = Foundation.NSXMLDocument.alloc
().initWithContentsOfURL_options_error_(u"asdfkjsda.svg", 0)2005-11-10 11:03:20.618 python[1018] *** -[OC_P
On 10/20/05, thor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to install Pygame and PyOpenGL on Tiger. I used to use the
> PackageManager
> from MacPython to install all the dependencies but when I went to
> check MacPython
> now, there is no installer for Tiger. Can I just use the Panther
> installer safe
On 9/12/05, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Patches accepted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/python
:)
I don't know where the packagemaker configuration file is, but here's a step toward something that would work in postflight:
#!/bin/sh
dialogText="Version 2.4.1 of python has now bee
On 9/12/05, Robert Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brendan Simons wrote:> Alternatively, can the path be modified by the 2.4 install script?No. Installers that do that kind of thing garner well-earned derision.
Actually, I think that an installer that *asks* if you want it to do so would be quite
On 5/19/05, Arthur Elsenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> to prevent clickable urls to be broken by wrapping, surround the url
> by <>.
>
> alongurlthatwillnotbebroken.alongurlthatwillnotbebroken.alongurlthatwill
> notbebroken.alongurlthatwillnotbebroken.alongurlthatwillnotbebroke
> > Including an entire "custom" version of Python just seems like a
> > bad solution to me. It may be the only solution, depending on
> > various other circumstances, but it seems kind of sad to say "well,
> > OS X ships with Python.framework, but it can't be used to write a
> > Python IDE".
>
>
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