Re: [Pyobjc-dev] More NIB examples

[Bill B. <bb...@co...>]

I would not be opposed to seeing these changes checked into the pyobjc 
repository.

Ronald -- Do you have commit rights to the CVS repos?

Steve -- If you agree, I say go for it...

b.bum

On Tuesday, Jul 30, 2002, at 15:24 US/Eastern, Ronald Oussoren wrote:

> I've some more examples of building NIB-based Cocoa applications in 
> Python, and a heavily modified version of pyobjc to go with those.
>
> The 'CurrencyConvertor' applet that Jack posted a while back is now 
> much shorter, and I've added a document based application (the Todo 
> example from Learning Cocoa).
>
> The most important change to the pyobjc module is that you can now 
> subclass Objective-C classes in python. These subclasses are both 
> Python classes and Objective-C classes. This is very usefull when your 
> building document based applications.
>
> The archive can be downloaded here: 
> http://www.cistron.nl/~oussoren/pyobjc
>
> The code is work-in-progress, but usable. I'm developing using a 
> Python 2.3 (from CVS), this is probably required to use the code. 
> Check the readme in the archive for building and usage instructions.
>
> The layout of the archive is different from the original pyobjc, but 
> that will change again when we merge the code into the pyobjc 
> repository.
>
> Ronald
>
>
>
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