> I'm not all that optimistic that it will be ready that soon, or
> look&feel very Mac-ish.
I don't care about that -- I don't use the built-in widgets anyway. I
use Java for UI largely because (1) widgets built from Swing will run in
applets as well as in apps, and (2) because the graphics model
> The depends on what the application is. If the application is a GUI
> application you can use py2app to build an application bundle, that
> will include the python framework inside the application (unless you
> use Apple's python).
What's the "framework"? If that's the entire Python interpreter
On Wednesday, March 15, 2006, at 12:20PM, Bill Janssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> The depends on what the application is. If the application is a GUI
>> application you can use py2app to build an application bundle, that
>> will include the python framework inside the application (unless you
Hi.
I am using Inkscape on OS 10.4 w/ X11 and many of the effects rely on
Python, but I am having trouble arranging the framework. I am getting
back an error; cannot import name boolean. There is a file in the
directory called 'boolean.c' is this correct and if so why won't it
run. If not c
I recently downloaded Ronald Doussoren's universal binary installer
for MacPython. This installed fine on my Macbook Pro, and the
resulting python version was able to build most of my favorite
extensions (except PyOpenGL, which I can't get to build on any Mac
recently - I'll post a separate
On Mar 15, 2006, at 6:01 PM, Graham Cummins wrote:
> I recently downloaded Ronald Doussoren's universal binary installer
> for MacPython. This installed fine on my Macbook Pro, and the
> resulting python version was able to build most of my favorite
> extensions (except PyOpenGL, which I can't ge
