On 25-Jan-07, at 12:08 AM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> On 24 Jan, 2007, at 18:44, Dethe Elza wrote:
>
>> Also, paths are different on
>> internationalized versions of OS X.
>
> The aren't AFAIK. The finder is localized and shows different
> folder names if you run in another language (that's why
On 24 Jan, 2007, at 18:44, Dethe Elza wrote:
Also, paths are different on
internationalized versions of OS X.
The aren't AFAIK. The finder is localized and shows different folder
names if you run in another language (that's why there are
".localized" turds in several directories). Windo
As Kevin said, you may only need the full path to your app. It's
remotely possible you would need the full path to open as well (/usr/
bin/open). Full paths are finicky though, and you will need to know
where your application is installed, if the help application is in
the app bundle, for
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David Woods wrote:
> My wxPython application has a context sensitive help system, using
> wx.html.HtmlHelpController(), which also contains a Tutorial for the
> program. Users like to leave the Help window open while they are
> simultaneously working
My wxPython application has a context sensitive help system, using
wx.html.HtmlHelpController(), which also contains a Tutorial for the
program. Users like to leave the Help window open while they are
simultaneously working in the application. To allow this, I set the Help
application up as a fre
