> I'm Mohammed from Sudan,
> Diploma in Computer science.
>
> Sudanese love using :
> 1- windows ( 32bit & 64bit )
> 2 - Linux ( Deb, rpm )
> 3- android ( apk )
> 4- iPhone (ios )
>
> I design simple python application to enter two numbers and calculate it
>
>
> Help me using python setup.py bdist
Am 30.04.2012, 23:16 Uhr, schrieb Chris Barker :
I'm now getting the same error as when running the original setup.py
raise TypeError("Don't know how to handle '%s'" % repr(src))
TypeError: Don't know how to handle
''/Users/charlieclark/Sites/LinkChecker/linkchecker-gui''
what is link-check
Am 30.04.2012, 23:16 Uhr, schrieb Chris Barker :
(dont' forget to include pythonmac-sig -- it's not doen with a standard
reply.)
Sorry, I forgot.
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Charlie Clark
wrote:
That's a setuptools (or distribute) feature, and should be in the
primary setup.py that
(dont' forget to include pythonmac-sig -- it's not doen with a standard reply.)
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Charlie Clark
wrote:
>> That's a setuptools (or distribute) feature, and should be in the
>> primary setup.py that the main developer uses on other platforms.
>
> Well, where should i
Am 30.04.2012, 20:08 Uhr, schrieb Chris Barker :
I'd go farther with this...
I don't know that py2app reslies on setuptools for anything.
Maybe it doesn't but I got an error when I moved the relevant part of
setup.py over to a new file generated by py2applet. It was complaining
about
the
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Charlie Clark
>>> tried to break out the py2app part into a separate script.
I'd go farther with this...
>> I don't know that py2app reslies on setuptools for anything.
>
> Maybe it doesn't but I got an error when I moved the relevant part of
> setup.py over to
Am 30.04.2012, 18:59 Uhr, schrieb Chris Barker :
darn...
Yeah, well I least I bumped the MacPorts port and that works like a charm.
It'll even give you DMG if you ask nicely. Unfortunately the DMG contains
symlinks to the libraries and binaries so it isn't redistributable.
I am hoping t
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 4:26 AM, Charlie Clark
> I'm trying to update the setup script for the LinkChecker project
> http://linkchecker.sourceforge.net/ because it no longer builds the app and
> does not work reliably in a virtualenv.
darn...
> I am hoping to build a standalone
> app and package
Hi,
I'm trying to update the setup script for the LinkChecker project
http://linkchecker.sourceforge.net/ because it no longer builds the app
and does not work reliably in a virtualenv. I am hoping to build a
standalone app and package it as a DMG as the project author no longer has
acces
Hi
sorry for my poor english
I'am working on mac os 10.6.1 with Python 3.1
I have wish 8.6 on my computer
I want to use ttk widgets or tix widgets
when i do
import tkinter
>>> tkinter._test()
i obtain this is a tcl/tk version 8.4
on tk docs i see i must have a tcl/tk version 8.5
what can i do ?
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 12:21 AM, Ron Johnson wrote:
> Me and my companions have tried to learn how to package programs through
> internet tutorials but all of the tutorials seem to require prior knowledge
> of how to package (or we are simple too dumb). We have gleaned how to
> manually make a s
Me and my companions have tried to learn how to package programs through
internet tutorials but all of the tutorials seem to require prior knowledge of
how to package (or we are simple too dumb). We have gleaned how to manually
make a setup.py and that commands should be given through the termi
On Jun 19, 2010, at 7:44 AM, has wrote:
> So I would suggest taking it up with the Skim authors, as it's probably a bug
> in their scripting support.
As a follow-up, Christiaan Hofmann offered this:
On Jun 19, 2010, at 9:00 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
> This is a very old and very annoying Ap
On Jun 19, 2010, at 7:44 AM, has wrote:
> So I would suggest taking it up with the Skim authors, as it's probably a bug
> in their scripting support.
Thanks for all the help, has. I've been talking with the Skimmers about this
too.
Best wishes, Charles
Charles Turner wrote:
> I have the following script:
>
> from appscript import *
>
> skim = app('Skim.app')
> reference = skim.documents[1].notes[1].selection.get()[0]
> print reference
>
> which produces the reference:
>
> app(u'/Applications/Skim.app').documents[u'blair-2004.pdf'].pages[1].t
Hi all-
Although I'm sure I qualify as a Python noobie as well as with Applescript and
Skim, I've run into the following and hope someone could shed some light for me.
I have the following script:
from appscript import *
skim = app('Skim.app')
reference = skim.documents[1].notes[1].selection.g
On Apr 14, 2010, at 12:47 PM, has wrote:
+1. It sounds like the OP's function is assigning values to 'k' at
some point, e.g. 'for k, v in d.items():...', which is a general
Python error, as you say. In which case, either pick a different
variable name or use 'import appscript' and
'appscr
Aahz wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 13, 2010, Charles Turner wrote:
>>
>> This works just fine at the top level of the script, but when I get()
>> and reference props inside a function definition, Python complains about
>> the dot in k-dot-name, for example:
>>
>> "UnboundLocalError: "local variable 'k
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010, Charles Turner wrote:
>
> This works just fine at the top level of the script, but when I get()
> and reference props inside a function definition, Python complains about
> the dot in k-dot-name, for example:
>
> "UnboundLocalError: "local variable 'k' referenced before ass
OK-
Adding this at the script top-level enabled me to continue:
r_uuid = k.uuid
r_name = k.name
r_type = k.type
r_tags = k.tags
r_plain_text = k.plain_text
so my references to props[r_uuid] work inside a function definition.
I'd still very much appreciate any elucidation of my problem, as I'm
Hi all-
Having some trouble getting my head around this, and wonder if someone
could shed some light.
I'm using py-appscript to get the properties of a record in DEVONthink
Pro:
from appscript import *
dtpo = app('DEVONthink Pro.app')
i = dtpo.selection.get()
props = i[0].properties.get(
On 6 Sep, 2009, at 22:21, Ahmed Shamim wrote:
Hi there,
I'm really in a deep shit.
In my class, I am just falling behind.
I am trying every way to install IDLE in my macbook (version OS X
10.5.8 and Intel core 2 duo)
It gets installed, but when I double click IDLE app, it just seems
li
Hi there,
I'm really in a deep shit.
In my class, I am just falling behind.
I am trying every way to install IDLE in my macbook (version OS X 10.5.8 and
Intel core 2 duo)
It gets installed, but when I double click IDLE app, it just seems like
opening something, but does not open anything...
pls he
Hi Folks,
i have very little experience with anything relating to cocoa, and not
much more with quartz, but i'm an experienced web app developer, and
have used python quite a bit. This list is the closest thing i can
find to a forum where i can discuss this issue.
I have a script that i'v
I'm trying to build a fairly simple app (on osx 10.5.4) that leverages
the Authorization module (v0.1).
The py2app build succeeds, but when I run the app, I get an exception that says:
'/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload/Authorization/_Authorization
On 11 Apr, 2008, at 1:22, Ian Bloom wrote:
I have a program that I've been writing using Xcode,
pyObjc and py2app. Up until this point I've been using
the standard python on Mac OSX Tiger which is 2.3,
it's been doing fine for me. I needed to use the
subprocess module, so I installed
2.4 and cha
I have a program that I've been writing using Xcode,
pyObjc and py2app. Up until this point I've been using
the standard python on Mac OSX Tiger which is 2.3,
it's been doing fine for me. I needed to use the
subprocess module, so I installed
2.4 and changed the lead line in my setup.py file to
read
Dewey V. Schorre wrote:
> My only copy of Python is MacPython 2.5 in my application folder.
That's just the GUI utilities that come with the third-party Python
2.5 distribution from python.org; the Python framework itself, which
includes its command line tools, is installed under /Library/Fra
On Apr 4, 2008, at 4:45 AM, has wrote:
Dewey V. Schorre wrote:
I began by installing py-appscript like this:
macpro-administrators-computer:~ val$ sudo easy_install appscript
. . .
Finished processing dependencies for appscript
macpro-administrators-computer:~
Dewey V. Schorre wrote:
> I began by installing py-appscript like this:
>
> macpro-administrators-computer:~ val$ sudo easy_install appscript
> . . .
> Finished processing dependencies for appscript
> macpro-administrators-computer:~ val$
>
> I thought that had worked, so I
I began by installing py-appscript like this:
macpro-administrators-computer:~ val$ sudo easy_install appscript
. . .
Finished processing dependencies for appscript
macpro-administrators-computer:~ val$
I thought that had worked, so I began the tutorial like this:
Dear all,
I need some explanation why it is that.
A few days ago, I downloaded python 2.5.2 for Mac OS X, and installed it.
It goes to /Library/Frameworks/
And I found that Leopard already had one 2.5.1 in
/System/Library/Frameworks/...
I didn't want to have both, thus I replaced python.frame
> George Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (GW) wrote:
>GW> I guess I should leave the python 2.3 where it is
Yes, you should never remove the system provided Python from your computer.
>>> There are quite a lot of places where environment variables can be set.
>>>
>>> E.g. ~/.profile ~/.bashrc ~
Piet van Oostrum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
George Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (GW) wrote:
GW> I'm having trouble with PYTHONPATH ..
GW> ...
GW> PYTHONPATH =/usr/local/Zope-3.3.0/lib/python
GW> I want to change this to PYTHONPATH=''
GW> I can't find where I set it to the current value.
> George Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (GW) wrote:
>GW> I'm having trouble with PYTHONPATH ..
>GW> george-g5:~ georgewright$ env
>GW> TERM_PROGRAM=Apple_Terminal
>GW> ...
>GW> PYTHONDOCS=/Users/georgewright/Python_stuff/Python-Docs-2.4.2/
>GW> PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/:/usr/
I'm having trouble with PYTHONPATH ..
george-g5:~ georgewright$ env
TERM_PROGRAM=Apple_Terminal
...
PYTHONDOCS=/Users/georgewright/Python_stuff/Python-Docs-2.4.2/
PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/:/usr/local/mysql/bin:/
opt/local/bin/:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/mysql/
Title: Help with py2app-- not including PyQT?
Hello Python folks.. Newbie question big time here.. Sorry! But I would
appreciate any tips
I was trying to use py2app to create a standalone of a Python app that uses
PyQt. It seems after packaging that the app can no longer find Qt:
$ pyth
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install PostgreSQL and psycopg2. I would like to get this
> working with Python 2.5 and Postgres 8.2.
Update: I was able to build psycopg2 from source and it now imports so I
think I'm all set.
Thanks,
Kent
>
> I installed Postgres from Mark Liyan
Hi,
I am trying to install PostgreSQL and psycopg2. I would like to get this
working with Python 2.5 and Postgres 8.2.
I installed Postgres from Mark Liyanage's installer:
http://www.entropy.ch/software/macosx/postgresql/
I installed psycopg2 from pythonmac:
http://www.pythonmac.org/packages/py
On 10/5/06, halamillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Newbie BioGrad student here (again):
>
> First, thanks for the help on the root node variable last time. It was
> most helpful!
>
> Now, I am trying to load a new module into MacPython, but after doing $
> python setup.py install, or $ python
Newbie BioGrad student here (again):First, thanks for the help on the root node variable last time. It wasmost helpful!Now, I am trying to load a new module into MacPython, but after doing $python setup.py install, or $ python setup.py build, then $ pythonsetup.pythe files on the module I downloade
On Sep 12, 2006, at 8:52 AM, Matt Coneybeare wrote:
I just want to use xcode for my ide (I realize that python is
simple enough to run without one but I still would like to use
xcode) and i have tried to google for an answer. Everything points
to pyobjc and py2app but I dont want to make
I just want to use xcode for my ide (I realize that python is simple enough to run without one but I still would like to use xcode) and i have tried to google for an answer. Everything points to pyobjc and py2app but I dont want to make applications in obj-c I just want to be able to put *.py into
On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 11:34:56AM -0700, Christopher Barker wrote:
> SPE Stani's Python Editor wrote:
> > One more question which which versions of python and wxPython ship OS
> > X 10.2, 10.3 and any version which is still common? (For 10.4 it is
> > python2.3.5 and wxPython2.5.3.1 (check with im
SPE Stani's Python Editor wrote:
> One more question which which versions of python and wxPython ship OS
> X 10.2, 10.3 and any version which is still common? (For 10.4 it is
> python2.3.5 and wxPython2.5.3.1 (check with import wx;wx.VERSION).
| Python | wxPython
10.2 2.2.?
One more question which which versions of python and wxPython ship OS
X 10.2, 10.3 and any version which is still common? (For 10.4 it is
python2.3.5 and wxPython2.5.3.1 (check with import wx;wx.VERSION).
Stani
--
http://pythonide.stani.be
http://pythonide.stani.be/screenshots
http://pythonide.st
Hi,
I need to do my first experiment with py2app. I creating a GUI program
with wxPython which will be distributed for Mac and Windows. The
audience of the program is not technical at all (eg they've never
heard about Python), so everything should go automatically. The
program should be able to u
> --unless you want to write cross-platform-capable GUI programs. Then
> you're best off using wxPython, which isn't available as Universal
> yet, though probably soon.
Or Jython with Swing (my personal choice for portable GUIs).
Bill
___
Pythonmac-
>
>> I am new to Python and find it fascinating but am having a
>> difficult time finding out how to
>> install it on my imac system. My operating system is Mac OSX 10.4.
>> Any suggestion for a newbie?
>>
>> Many thanks.
>>
>> Mark
>> ___
>>
--unless you want to write cross-platform-capable GUI programs. Then
you're best off using wxPython, which isn't available as Universal
yet, though probably soon.
So for the moment, the current non-Universal (PPC) 2.4 is the more
prudent bet.
Charles Hartman
On Apr 11, 2006, at 6:48 AM
www.python.org
Find the Universal Mac OSX binary and install it. That's about it.
Todd
On Apr 10, 2006, at 7:15 AM, Mark Maly wrote:
> I am new to Python and find it fascinating but am having a
> difficult time finding out how to
> install it on my imac system. My operating system is Mac OSX
I am new to Python and find it fascinating but am having a difficult time
finding out how to
install it on my imac system. My operating system is Mac OSX 10.4. Any
suggestion for a newbie?
Many thanks.
Mark
___
Pythonmac-SIG maillist - Pythonmac-SI
On Aug 15, 2005, at 5:06 AM, Jean-Luc Peurière wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm the Os X platform manager for blender (3D app, see
> www.blender.org), and we are facing some problems about embedding last
> version of python in it.
>
> Until now, we were using python 2.3 which meant that we statically
> li
Hello,
I'm the Os X platform manager for blender (3D app, see
www.blender.org), and we are facing some problems about embedding last
version of python in it.
Until now, we were using python 2.3 which meant that we statically
linked the Os X 10.2 build with a fink installed python, and used
On 7-jan-05, at 18:23, Marshall Labow wrote:
Can anyone help me?
I am running Panther (10.3.7) and installed the upgrade to Python 2.3
(MacPython IDE) and it worked for a few days. Now when I attempt to
load the program, the splash screen appears for a few seconds and then
disappears without the
Can anyone help me?
I am running Panther (10.3.7) and installed the upgrade to Python 2.3
(MacPython IDE) and it worked for a few days. Now when I attempt to
load the program, the splash screen appears for a few seconds and then
disappears without the finder ever showing Python IDE as being acti
Addendum:
If the Tcl/Tk framework decides that it does not need to open a Tcl
console window, then the commands below fail with an exception
"TclError". In my case, the console window is not put up when I run
my script from the Mac OSX Terminal window with "pythonw GMT.py", but
it is put up wh
Daniel Steffen answered this from the tcl-mac group:
import Tkinter
root=Tkinter.Tk()
root.tk.call('console','hide')
or
root.tk.call('after','idle','console','hide')
At 10:03 PM -0800 1/6/05, Read Roberts wrote:
I succeeded in fixing a problem with displaying Kanji
I succeeded in fixing a problem with displaying Kanji in my
Tkinter-based app under Mac OSX 10.2.8. by building Tcl/Tk 8.4.9.
with the patch:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=638966&group_id=12997&atid=312997
Now however, when I run by bundle app made with buildapp.py,
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