erent).
|>>> While possible, I don't think that it's likely. That means
|>>> it should be pretty easy to drop into 2.2.
|> Clue this poor newbie in a little more as to what this means
|> in terms of actually placing (and replacing) files in Poser's
|> P
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Jay,
Your path looks correctly set up to me. If you have the Pythonmac
extensions installed, that's important, as my Eric3 app bundle actually
makes use of the Python interpreter embedded in the PythonIDE. (That
will be corrected in the next release of
py2app (.1.6) that has the support for
PyQt built-in. I'm just putting the name of the main script in the
setup.py file, and not adding anyting else. Is there something special I
need to do with the XML module in terms of referencing it in the
setup.py script? I've actually run into this prob
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I have a working app bundle of Kodos put together...I haven't released
it because I wasn't sure anyone would be interested in it, but it works
fine with my PyQt-Mac distribution. Let me know if you'd like me to post
it for download.
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should be the
featured method for packaging apps in MacPython. But if BuildApplet and
PythonIDE can be retained, even if it's deprecated, that would be
enormously helpful to me.
A workable alternative would be if Glenn Andreas continued to include
support for BuildApplet in PyOxide. Glenn,
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|
| If you give up on reporting issues and whatnot with py2app it's not ever
| going to suit your needs.
I won't stop reporting bugs. Frankly, part of the issue is that I don't
have time to learn py2app deeply. At some point in th
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| I said that py2app's alias mode is non-portable. BuildApplet creates
| portable applications that work if all dependencies are expected to
| already be installed.
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| Back to the original problem, you said that these XML modules are
| specific to Eric3, which means that somewhere along the way Eric3 is
| doing some non-statement imports or exercising some bug in py2app
| 0.1.6. Try it again with py2app 0.1.7, wh
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nterested in PyQt, I also have a binary installer of that,
including the Eric3 IDE--it's very nice and somewhat more mature than
SPE--at http://www.wordtech-software.com/pyqt-mac.html
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|
|
| Subject:
| Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] Mac User Python Newbies
| From:
| Troy Rollins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Date:
| Sun, 13 Feb 2005 10:59:10 -0500
| To:
| [email protected]
). Also,
which GUI toolkit would such an IDE use?
Komodo provides nearly all of the functionality you've described, even a
GUI builder--though it's Tk, which may or may not be to your taste. But
still, ActiveState has not yet seen fit to bring it to the Mac. I hereby
renew my suggestion to
cPython
extensions for Panther as a dependency. Will anything I bundle using the
newer stuff require the entire installation of Python 2.3.5 as a
dependency, or should things be OK?
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If the older package repositories are now unmaintained, how would one
install the Tkinter module?
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o build, I haven't kept up with more recent
updates to PyQt either: I'm waiting for the release of Qt 4 to put
together another version.
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ns about that on the
mailing list in the past few months).
For what it's worth, here is what seems to be the (current) canonical
list of PackMan URL references:
http://www.python.org/packman/
I guess that would do as the permanent address.
If anyone can amplify/clarify this, please do so.
Cheers,
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| What you don't see is the stupid messages I get off-list because the
| PackMan UI sucks and confuses people. I'm tempted to just take it down
| entirely so I don't have to see these messages (I have removed
| references to t
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| Doesn't an IDLE applet come with the add-ons?
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| IDLE is useful as an interactive interpreter because it's (in my
| experience) the only one that actually does it right by running the
| sub-interpreters out of process. I wish
set in my
path to point to /Developer/qt? And if this is a problem, how do I fix
it (short of rebuilding Qt in /Developer/qt--groan...)
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the Mac.
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differently than the older version, and broke
my older PyQt build of Eric. I'll get it wrapped up and uploaded to
SourceForge in another week or so.
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*not* satisfy your criteria for
commercial-quality tools. Of course, Qt isn't cheap for commercial
development, and perhaps that's an issue, but I think it should satisfy
your critiera for high-quality, well-supported tools.
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Anyway, thanks for the discussion. I found it very intriguing.
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added instructions on how to build
PyQt on Mac OS X to the "ReadMe" documentation; this material is also
included on the web page for PyQt-Mac.
For more information and download links, see this page:
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://spe.pycs.net.
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Mark,
|
| 1. Invoking wxGlade or XRC from the Tools menu does not work. Simply
| nothing happens.
~From the traceback, it doesn't look like you have SPE installed in the
right place. The SPE-OSX folder needs to go in /Applications. There are
paths to wx
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| Kevin,
|
| Thank you - I really wanted to try to work with SPE because it seems to
| have more of what I want in a sandbox than the other packages I'm
| playing with.
|
| From the SPE page - I already had MacPython Add-Ons and Blen
hack at doing this myself, but I'm not installing 2.4.1 for
now--stuff I maintain depends on the Apple-provided Python.
Hope this helps.
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FOSS only.
http://wingware.com/store/prices
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fix to CVS and Robin Dunn tells me it will
be included in the next binary release of wxPython, which will be in a
few days. I'll double-check then and, if everything seems OK, release a
new version along with advice to update to the new wxPython. Thanks for
everyone's patience.
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that bug has been fixed.
So, go ahead and download the new release of wxPython (wxpython.org) and
~ the current build of SPE-OSX should work fine; I see no point in
packaging up a new version.
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1. py2app support. I believe it still supports bundlebuilder only?
2. Less crashiness. I can make PyOxide blow up consistently by typing #
in the interpreter. The stuff I package is somewhat fragile/crashy, but
nothing like that.
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uming Tiger is using a more recent version
of Python than 2.3.0?
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hon, particularly if there is a strong pull toward
one version or the other. So please let me know.
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Does anyone know if Jack is planning a new version of MacPython add-ons
for Tiger, as he did with Panther?
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tested. I will continue to the older
2.3.0 versions for Panther, but they will not be supported anymore, nor
will they be repackaged for Python 2.3.5 on Tiger.
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ackage available for installation on Tiger. Bob, if you
want, I can also provide the materials to you for inclusion in your
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ained that py2app modules couldn't be
found. Is there a way to easily get py2app configured for 2.4.1 or do I
~ need to build it from source?
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Doh! I found a pre-built installer on Bob's site. Sorry for the false
alarm.
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wxPython ships with Tiger.
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Did I read this right? Apple's shipping wxPython with Tiger? What version?
(Just out of curiosity, why would they bundle wxPy and NOT PyObjC?...)
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Wor
l require fewer downloads for end users,
and mean far less work for me in repackaging things (which means I will
get it done much sooner). I will have to assemble a new installer for
PyQt-Mac, but migrating my other packages will be trivial. I'll post an
announcement when everything is ready.
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Hello,
I have updated PyQt-Mac, SPE-OSX, and PyUnitOSX for compatability with
Mac OSX 10.4 "Tiger." Please see http://www.wordtech-software.com for
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around this so that the apps I
maintain are actually usable. :-)
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latest and greatest than the Apple-shipped
Python/wxPython. If others are noticing this, I may rethink my decision
about supporting only the Apple installation. Please let me know your
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bit cryptic. I don't quite understand how the Carbon module defines this
stuff (FSSpec, etc). (I'm working with wxPython, so I need to define
this stuff
through Carbon.) Is there a way to do this with the os.path module? If
so I haven't quite grokked how.
Any help is appreciated.
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n, so those will be requirements as well.
I'll post a general announcement when it's available.
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Chris Barker wrote:
| Kevin Walzer wrote:
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|> I'm now also supporting Tiger only.
|
|
| ouch! Darn, this is disappointing. It will be a quite a while 'till most
| people are running Tiger. Is there any chance of sticking with P
r have to choose between Emacs' power and
BBEdit/Textwrangler's ease of use. If you prefer standard Emacs,
Aquamacs will probably drive you crazy.
There are probably other builds that I'm not aware of, but these are the
ones that seem to be most popular.
Let me know if you have othe
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Boa Constructor is now available for Mac OS X.
Boa is a cross-platform Python IDE and wxPython GUI Builder. It offers
visual frame creation and manipulation, an object inspector, many views
on the source like object browsers, inheritance hierarchies,
included with
the larger PyQt-Mac binary installer for OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"). For this
version to function, you must have the entire PyQt-Mac package already
installed.
Look under "PyQt-Mac-Tiger" at the Sourceforge page to find the Eric 3
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D'oh!
http://www.wordtech-software.com/boa.html
Sorry!
ebricca wrote:
| could you post also the link to download :)
| thx
|
| ernesto
|
|
| Kevin Walzer wrote:
|
| Boa Constructor is now available for Mac OS X.
|
| Boa is a cross-platform P
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What version of wxPython/MacPython are you using? It's *very* unstable
under the Apple system Python and wxPython, but has worked fine for me
under the latest versions of Py/wxPy.
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o
come up with a solution.
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Charles Hartman wrote:
| That's the .dmg dist of Python 2.4.1
rything project and
| opening a new project. Just adding a text box, a radio button, and a
| check box, and trying to run it, and Boa dies.
Can you send code samples? That would be useful for testing. The other
report I got about this indicated the same problem.
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file used a different
convention. I looked through the prefs but didn't find any way of
enabling universal newline support. Am I missing something?
See the options menu, "truncate long lines in this buffer" and "word
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Is Bob's LaunchServices package available for download anywhere? A user
of one of my packages was asking about it and I can't find the link anymore.
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when it's wrapped up in an app
bundle (similar to py2exe) and not crash when it's run from the
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asant environment to work in, go for it.
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Derek Lee-Wo wrote:
|>I tried it. My initial imp
i/o; that's been my experience
with other Python packages running on 2.4.1. If such proves the case
with Eric, then I will put together a PyQt installer for Python 2.4.1.
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Geoff,
Thank you for working this out! This does work perfect with app bundles.
This also solves similar problems I've had with other programs I maintain.
I'll document this at the website this weekend.
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s
the Apple Title tag).
For me the appeal of this approach is that it's built-in to OS X via the
system Python installation; I don't have to ask anyone to install an
external framework (or bundle it myself).
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here's also very
little, feature-wise, that separates them. (I think a Tk GUI builder is
the only thing--but Tk code is easy to write by hand, much easier than
wxPython in my experience.) Komodo will run as a native Aqua
application, so it should be very interesting to test; it's gotten
until 2.6. However, I haven't
seen any huge problems in the stuff I'm developing/working with. Your
mileage may vary.
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| An aside on Tk on OS X: poke around here to see some of the Tcl/Tk work
| being done for native theming on OS X:
| http://tktable.sourceforge.net/tile/screenshots/macosx.html
|
| This work will be going into *Tcl* 8.5 (its next release). I'm n
[email protected]
> http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonmac-sig
>
>
Excel on Mac is AppleScriptable through a weird path: Excel exposes the
VBA object model to AppleScript. So, it's not AppleScriptable in the
standard sense and I am not sure how you would access it
to drive it with AppleScript."
I cede to your knowledge about the specifics of this, as I do very
little with Excel from AS, and am still using v. X. I stand corrected in
particular on driving it from Python via appscript.
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reate a universal binary, so I'm not sure what the
error is. Is there a flag I can set so that it doesn't try to create a
universal binary, i.e. macho_standalone Foo.app -arch ppc?
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I'm trying to
package: I see "Gtk support" on the list of things to do (though it's
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>
> Regards
>
> Zhi
>
On OS X, scripts that have a GUI must be launched with pythonw, not
python. If your script uses Tkinter or wxPython, for instance, you would
(from the terminal) launch it by saying "pythonw foo.py." Running it
with "python foo.py" will pr
work install" somewhere in
the Python source tree (a README or something like that)? I remember
running into this issue with 2.4.2, then consulting docs somewhere in
the code package I downloaded, then trying again successfully. The
buildd process even rebuilt all the packages I had installe
the new version: it seems even more slick than before.
Not sure about how stable it is.
Komodo (commercial IDE from ActiveState) is now available on OS X, has
excellent Python support, runs natively (e.g. no X11), and is a real
bargain (the personal/non-commercial version is around $30 USD).
-
tform present to learning Python that are not
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> There are a lot of programming environments on the Mac besides
> Applescript that work from the GUI without any need to delve. Runtime
> Revolution and Breve are two examples that come to mind immediately. I'm
> thinking, fo
IDLE, as its
dependencies (tkinter) come by default on the Mac. Using py2app or its
variants would be overkill here.
Will the applet still be available as a packaging model, deprecated, or
obsoleted by the changes that are coming?
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, and how do we explain that to people?
> Another example of the surface complexity of the MacPython
> infrastructure.
>
"pythonw" invokes GUI applications, "python" invokes console
applications. When installing an extension, I don't type "pythonw
setup.py in
nical support we are getting from the experts such as Bob, for
instance in terms of building universal binaries, is getting the most
essential daily tasks done; but this isn't the same as having a
leadership focus to actually make strategic decisions about Python on
the Mac platform. I mention this
e
relevant. Not to recommend ActivePython itself, as its licensing is more
restrictive than the build that will result from this discussion, but it
is a self-contained, easily-installed, well-documented, and up-to-date
bundle of Python and packages.
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in. PythonIDE does not as far
as I can tell. And PythonIDE is about to go to the bit bucket, once the
universal build of MacPython is released.
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Modules/python.o \
-ldl
/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
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_Py_Main
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [python.exe] Error 1
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>>> You could use the tree at htt
ing for undefined symbols may be affected) (No such file or
directory, errno = 2)
This looks weird. Possibly a problem on my system only?
OS X 10.4.5, XCode 2.2.
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is there a "universal" build of
wxPython in the works?
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I know py2app doesn't support universal builds right now...would
bundlebuilder?
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files = MachOStandalone(path).run()
TypeError: __init__() takes at least 3 arguments (2 given)
Not sure how to troubleshoot this. The documentation says that the app
bundle name is the only required argument, so I don't know what else to add.
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s) something that
others would find useful? I'm putting together one for my own purposes
and would be glad to contribute it (or post a download link) when it's
ready.
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(I used to use in Tcl/Tk apps by exec'ing 'python -c
"from Carbon.AH...") and Aquamacs still loads its help docs this way. A
Tkinter app I'm developing will also use this.
What's the format for documentation? Who should it be sent to?
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h
h=None):
So what I need to do is find the correct magic to get the command-line
args invoked properly. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
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/Universal-MacPython-2.4.3-2006-04-07.dmg
This comes up (today, at least) as a 404. Is there another place to get it?
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I finally hard-coded the archs in MachOStandalone.py (archs=['ppc',
'i386]. That got me over the initial error message, but it seems like an
ugly hack. If anyone can suggest a better alternative, I'd appreciate it.
Regards,
Kevin
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Kevin Walzer wrote:
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>>> I think I'm on the right track here, because when I hard-code the ppc
>>> architecture in the __init__ def above, macho_standalone works.
>>>
>>>def __init__(self, base, archs=
line 287, in load
self.archs = self.load_fat(fat, fh)
File
"/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/py2app/macholib/MachO.py",
line 273, in load_fat
raise ValueError, "got unrecognized magic of %08x" % (header.magic,
MH_MAGIC, MH_CIGA
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Kevin Walzer wrote:
> 1. In preparing my "universal build" of Tcl/Tk for upload to the
> Pythonmac package site, I just realized that it is from a CVS HEAD
> tarball that's a couple of weeks old--which means that it's
? That was removed from the distribution. Idle,
BuildApplet, and the demos are all that's left.
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ge at
http://tk-components.sourceforge.net/installer/.
Be sure to look for the "Aqua" package--there is also a universal build
of Tcl/Tk for X11 at the site, which will probably be less useful.
Thanks.
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Bob Ippolito wrote:
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> On Apr 28, 2006, at 7:12 AM, Kevin Walzer wrote:
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>> I've put together a universal installation package of the Tcl/Tk Aqua
>> frameworks, based on Tcl/Tk 8.4.13. This package should work with the
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