OK I got the "Hello World" developed on 10.5 intel working on 10.4
PPC.
On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Christopher Barker wrote:
Why compile yourself? Why not put in the standard place?
(/Library/Frameworks...)
Stubborn unixy-ness and a desire to keep things clean and separate
so I can easily clean i
Ken Mankoff wrote:
This is not fink or macports but my python.org install that I just built
got it -- the "opt" confused me.
Why compile yourself?
Why not put in the standard place? (/Library/Frameworks...)
Though it doesn't look that's you problem at this point anyway.
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On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Christopher Barker wrote:
Ken Mankoff wrote:
I've cleaned out everything and will skip wxWidgets for now. I
have the following python script. Is this the type of little app
you refer to?
#!/opt/python/2.5.2/bin/python
def main():
print 'Hello World'
if __name__ == '__
Ken Mankoff wrote:
That being said, thanks for being a pioneer!
Thanks but no thanks! I'm going to try this again with python 2.5.2.
Darn, I was hoping you'd figure this out for us...
By the way, just to keep things clean, I'd try to py2app a little app
that doesn't use wx first.
I've c
Hi Chris
On Fri, 3 Oct 2008, Christopher Barker wrote:
Ken Mankoff wrote:
I'm trying to get a Hello World application in wxWidgets as a
stand-alone app running on multiple machines via py2app.
Just so you know -- you are staying into a lot of new territory
here. I don't think either of py2ap
Ken Mankoff wrote:
I'm trying to get a Hello World application in wxWidgets as a
stand-alone app running on multiple machines via py2app.
Just so you know -- you are staying into a lot of new territory here. I
don't think either of py2app or wxPython have been tested with Python2.6
Do you re
Hi PythonMac List,
I'm new to python and wxPython/wxWidgets and this whole development
environment, and I'm having some trouble I hope you all can help
with.
I'm trying to get a Hello World application in wxWidgets as a
stand-alone app running on multiple machines via py2app. The second
mac
