Subject: Can anyone do a status on OSX + PyGTK? - msg#00201
List: gnome.gtk+.python
Hi,
I am using PyGTK2 on Windows and Linux. Has anyone built a package for OS/X?
I understand from a few weeks ago's threads that there were issues building
under OS/X, but they should/might be cleared up now. Is there perhaps an
un-official or experimental fink package?
Thanks,
Scott Prive
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Re: Exception dialog
A Qui, 2003-08-28 às 17:21, Gustavo J A M Carneiro escreveu:
> I thought this might be useful to someone else. I made this
> sys.excepthook function that displays a nice dialog for uncaught
> exceptions.
> To use, just import the module, that's all. The license is whatever
> you want.
Here's a new improved version of this. Modified this code a bit based
on Jamey Cribbs' suggestions:
1. present the details in the same window, but keep them hidden until
the "Show Details" button is pressed;
2. center the dialog on screen.
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Re: Can anyone do a status on OSX + PyGTK?
On 29/08/2003 3:58 AM, Scott Prive wrote:
Hi,
I am using PyGTK2 on Windows and Linux. Has anyone built a package for OS/X?
I understand from a few weeks ago's threads that there were issues building
under OS/X, but they should/might be cleared up now. Is there perhaps an
un-official or experimental fink package?
PyGTK should be buildable out of the box on MacOS X provided you have
the required libraries and headers installed. The build process should
be pretty much the same as on other Unix systems.
There were some bugs in older versions of pygtk that have since been
cleaned up (they were real bugs, but only seemed to cause the compiler
to error out on OS X).
James.
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Exception dialog
I thought this might be useful to someone else. I made this
sys.excepthook function that displays a nice dialog for uncaught
exceptions.
To use, just import the module, that's all. The license is whatever
you want.
--
Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro
<gjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <gustavo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Re: Can anyone do a status on OSX + PyGTK?
On 29/08/2003 3:58 AM, Scott Prive wrote:
Hi,
I am using PyGTK2 on Windows and Linux. Has anyone built a package for OS/X?
I understand from a few weeks ago's threads that there were issues building
under OS/X, but they should/might be cleared up now. Is there perhaps an
un-official or experimental fink package?
PyGTK should be buildable out of the box on MacOS X provided you have
the required libraries and headers installed. The build process should
be pretty much the same as on other Unix systems.
There were some bugs in older versions of pygtk that have since been
cleaned up (they were real bugs, but only seemed to cause the compiler
to error out on OS X).
James.
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Email: james@xxxxxxxxxx
WWW: http://www.daa.com.au/~james/
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