Hi Steve,
I had exactly the same problem (same OS, same softwares, same versions).
I solved it (but who knows if it is really correct ?) by :
- first installing _tkinter-2.3-binary (you have done it also)
- and then by copying the library in the Python main installation's
library with command :
> Yeah, the NeXT style plists could be done too. But the question is,
> why bother?
In case I encounter a file of this format on a non-Apple platform, of
course. It's particularly interesting because Safari is now storing
web-archive files in this format (binary plist). There's a good
chance
On May 13, 2005, at 5:04 PM, Antoine Davous wrote:
> I had exactly the same problem (same OS, same softwares, same
> versions).
>
> I solved it (but who knows if it is really correct ?) by :
> - first installing _tkinter-2.3-binary (you have done it also)
> - and then by copying the library in
On May 15, 2005, at 6:26 PM, Bill Janssen wrote:
>> Yeah, the NeXT style plists could be done too. But the question is,
>> why bother?
>
> In case I encounter a file of this format on a non-Apple platform, of
> course. It's particularly interesting because Safari is now storing
> web-archive fi
> If "works pretty well" means that it's one of the most common sources
> of bugs in the Python standard library (that corrupt data for years
> before being found)
Do you mean it contained (contains?) bugs, or that it's easy to misuse
and someone misused it in some other part of the std librar
my searches have not yielded any results hence this request :
i am looking for either a mp3 manipulation module for python or a
command line version of lame that i can execute. essentially i am
looking to downsample some mp3's. any clues would be appreciated.
srini
On May 15, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Bill Janssen wrote:
>> If "works pretty well" means that it's one of the most common sources
>> of bugs in the Python standard library (that corrupt data for years
>> before being found)
>
> Do you mean it contained (contains?) bugs, or that it's easy to misuse
> and
