Ned - that's great, I'll be changing the instructions accordingly
(although time's run out for me the week). And if that's right about
not requiring XCode, it lowers the entry barrier even further, which
was always the intention. Will try on my (almost vanilla but with
XCode) iMac soon as I
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Dave Everitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After earlier failed attempts to get Django up and running (see:
> 'Macports and Django install problems') I started again and wrote an
> 'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4 Django install guide here:
>
> http://ecoconsulting.c
Dave Everitt wrote:
> After earlier failed attempts to get Django up and running (see:
> 'Macports and Django install problems') I started again and wrote an
> 'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4 Django install guide here:
>
> http://ecoconsulting.co.uk/training/python/python-django-OSX.shtml
You don
Dave Everitt wrote:
> 1. Is it embedded in Python 2.5?
Yes, in the sqlite3 package.
> 2. Can it be tested for with:
> >>> from pysqlite2 import test
> >>> test.test()
No, the package is called sqlite3 and there is no umbrella test.test().
You can run individual tests, e.g.
In [6]: from sqli
>> After earlier failed attempts to get Django up and running (see:
>> 'Macports and Django install problems') I started again and wrote
>> an 'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4 Django install guide here:
>> http://ecoconsulting.co.uk/training/python/python-django-OSX.shtml
>
> You don't need to ins
Joel Bender wrote:
>> If you already have a .profile file, open it in an editor, and add
>> that line to it.
>
> I didn't have one, so I tried to create it using TextWrangler. When I
> went to save it, it complained "The name ".profile" is already used by a
> folder."
really? who the heck put t
> That's not quite it -- yes, it's good to have /usr/local/bin on your
> PATH, but for python, you need:
>
> PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin:${PATH}"
>
> That will put the "current" python and various python scripts on your PATH
Ah! Interesting.
> If you alread
Joel Bender wrote:
>> I started again and wrote an 'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4
>> Django install guide...
Nice. A few comments:
If you double-click on the tarball in the finder, it will
"automagically" be unpacked for you.
> First, thank you! Here's an update:
>
> If typing python -V in T
> I started again and wrote an 'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4
> Django install guide...
First, thank you! Here's an update:
If typing python -V in Terminal still gives version 2.3...
Check your path, it should include /usr/local/bin:
$ echo $PATH
If it doesn't, check to see if you have
After earlier failed attempts to get Django up and running (see:
'Macports and Django install problems') I started again and wrote an
'absurdly simple' OS X 10.4 Django install guide here:
http://ecoconsulting.co.uk/training/python/python-django-OSX.shtml
It avoids Macports or Subversion and
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