Hi
i'm tring to use py2app on a paython script
it create the executable myapp.app
but when i try to launch it
i've that it can't finde the modules
needed by myapp.app
liararies needed by
myapp.py :
#!/usr/bin/python
import os
from scipy import io, linalg
from numpy import *
from pylab import
Kevin Walzer wrote on 5/21/08 12:13 AM:
> The Package Manager infrastructure is obsolete--no one has updated that
> stuff for years.
Sure, I understand that this PM isn't used in newer versions of MacPython,
but shouldn't the packages remain available somewhere so that they can be
downloaded?
>
Anthony Kozar wrote:
Thanks for the reply. However, my immediate need is to get Tkinter working
on 10.2. Does anyone have the 2.3 Tkinter package for 10.2 or how can I
compile it myself? Thanks.
A bit more research shows this page:
http://pythonmac.org/packages/legacy.html
There's a link
Kevin Walzer wrote on 5/21/08 10:17 AM:
> A bit more research shows this page:
Thanks for the extra effort :)
> http://pythonmac.org/packages/legacy.html
>
> There's a link there for _tkinter.so. It says it's built for Panther
> (10.3). It may not work on your system, but that appears to be the
Anthony Kozar wrote:
(1) Another reason that I am hesitant to roll my own Python is that I also
sometimes build Csound packages for distribution, an open-source project
with its own Python extensions. We have enough trouble with providing
binary distributions on OS X that match pre-compiled ver
Anthony Kozar wrote:
I was really hoping not to have to rebuild all of Python (which I've never
yet done)
When I was using 10.2, I used the Apple supplied python. The only issue
I remember was that you had to hack a bit to get distutils to built
things right, there was a spurious -x86 or some
On 21 May, 2008, at 5:00, Anthony Kozar wrote:
I would also just upgrade my 10.2 machine to a newer
Python but all of the 2.4 and 2.5 binary distributions appear to
require
10.3. Is this correct?
That's correct, they require OSX 10.3.9 or later. There are two major
reasons for that: f
