[Pyobjc-dev] Re: problems with WebServicesTool

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

Oh, shoot.  That's because your pyobjc module doesn't have the 
NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle committed into the repository.

See Modules/Cocoa/scripts/ in the pyobjc module -- specifically, you 
need to regenerate the enumerated types file and recompile pyobjc.

Better yet -- just update your pyobjc workarea and rebuild the module 
as I just committed the two files that needed changes.   Note that not 
all of the jaguar functions will appear quite yet.

(Ronald et. al. on pyobjc -- this commit breaks the build on 10.1 and 
prior.   If that is a problem, back it out and we can "fix it right" in 
the future.)

Aaron:  Sorry about the inconvenience!

b.bum


On Monday, September 30, 2002, at 06:05 PM, Aaron Swartz wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> Thanks so much for introducing me to the new pyobjc -- if I can get 
> this to work I'm going to explode with joy (not Joy, tho...).
>
> When I try to run your app, it dies with a NameError on 
> NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle. I'm running Jaguar and I can see 
> NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle in the Header files for 
> AppKit.framework, but it doesn't appear when I import Cocoa.AppKit in 
> Python.
>
> Any ideas? Thanks a ton,
> -- 
> Aaron Swartz [http://www.aaronsw.com] "Curb your consumption," he said.
>
>
b.bum
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