> Just install the zope.interfaces from http://pythonmac.org/
> packages/ -- unless you don't trust me, in which case, I don't care :)
>
Bob, your packages were the first place I checked, but I checked for
twisted and completely missed the fact that you had a package for
Zope Interfaces. Tha
I wanted to run a python module across a file and tried just double clicking the script, which thanks to Bob's build (I guess) would have worked fine if I had not used a .py file and had not had an arg. Anyway it showed me enough to accomplish what I wanted. I did not want to create a standalone
On 5/23/05, Lee Cullens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So what's my problem? Well I know I could reduce the typing with some
> aliasing in my .profile file, but I'm wondering if there is not a
> simpler/direct way of accomplishing a basic task such as this?
Not sure if this is what you are askin
This one caused me a bit of confusion, and I thought I'd mention it so
that others would not about it if it bit them. Basically, I installed
2.4 and xattr. However, 'pydoc xattr' couldn't document the xattr
module, even though python could load it. I finally figured out that
the 2.4 version of pydo
This is only half a Mac question, I admit, but the Mac aspect will be
a big influence...
I'd like to pick a crossplatform UI library for which Python has
bindings, to start doing some programming in. I've used and liked Tk a
lot in the past, but unfortunately it seems to be (1) way out
popularity,
On May 23, 2005, at 8:33 PM, Kenneth McDonald wrote:
> This one caused me a bit of confusion, and I thought I'd mention it so
> that others would not about it if it bit them. Basically, I installed
> 2.4 and xattr. However, 'pydoc xattr' couldn't document the xattr
> module, even though python co
On May 23, 2005, at 8:42 PM, Kenneth McDonald wrote:
> This is only half a Mac question, I admit, but the Mac aspect will be
> a big influence...
>
> I'd like to pick a crossplatform UI library for which Python has
> bindings, to start doing some programming in. I've used and liked Tk a
> lot in
It's a little less trouble Les.
I added the shbang to my scripts (with Tiger and/or Bob's new right
setup the env is dropped)
#!/usr/local/bin/python2.4
And changed my shell .profile to
export PS1="\u \w \! \$"
export PATH=~/PythonProjects/MyUtilities:$PATH #added
Hi Lee,
It looks like you've got it pretty well figured out, but the one thing
that I'd add is the question of whether there is any need to put these
in a special directory.
I put all my utilities in /usr/local/bin, which should be on your path
for all sorts of reasons anyway.
I also tend to
Thanks for the vote of confidence Chris.
On May 24, 2005, at 12:56 AM, Chris Barker wrote:
> Hi Lee,
>
> It looks like you've got it pretty well figured out, but the one
> thing that I'd add is the question of whether there is any need to
> put these in a special directory.
>
> I put all my u
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