Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Build app under 10.5 XCode to run on earlier systems?

[Red <re...@pa...>]

Fairly newbie here, but I'm having a similar problem to what David saw  
last October:

David Eppstein wrote on 2008-10-05:
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 >If I have a PyObjC application built using XCode with the default
 >Python installation and default XCode templates under OS X version
 >10.5 (example: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/LaTeX_Unicodifier.dmg.gz 
,
 >although I actually care about a more complex app I'm working on that
 >is not yet ready for public release), the built app does not include
 >any of the standard Python framework or libraries and will therefore
 >not run under earlier versions of the OS that did not come with PyObjC
 >preinstalled. Is there an easy way to convince XCode to make a more
 >universal application?


It seems that under 10.5, the compiled app wants to look for Python  
2.5.   I have verified this by launching the app on a 10.4 system and  
looking at the crashlog.  For the life of me, I cannot figure out how  
to get XCode to utilize the Python.Framework and not just the version  
2.5 Python.   Is there a way to force it to use whatever Python  
framework is installed?    (I'm not doing anything fancy....so I could  
even go back as far as Python 2.3 and this app should still run).

Anybody out there found a way to tweak the build settings?
Thanks!